Kensa Partner Network

Become a Kensa Partner and join our network of approved ground source heat pump installers with a support package featuring free unique member-only benefits.

What is a Kensa Partner

A Kensa Partner is an installer who has been approved by us and meets our high standards.

Kensa works with our Partners to ensure they are kept up to speed with any technical advancements and make sure that they provide quality service and installations to customers.

Take our free Ground Level Training Course to start on your pathway to becoming a Kensa Partner.

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Why become a Kensa Partner?

The Kensa Partner Network offers a whole range of benefits for its members.

Partners can access perks like discounts and referrals, pre and post-technical support, and marketing support to make your life easier and increase your revenues.

Benefits include:

  • Use of Kensa Partner logos
  • Your own unique Kensa Installer number
  • Use of MCS Umbrella service
  • Access extensive resources and expert advice
  • Further training opportunities
  • Ongoing project support
  • Pre & post sales technical support
  • Dedicated account management
  • Commissioning assistance
  • Qualified project referrals
  • Preferential discounts
  • Marketing support

To join, you must either complete Kensa’s free Installer Training or prove that your current ground source installations meet our high standards. Contact one of our team to discuss your experience and pathway to becoming a Kensa Partner at training@thekensagroup.com.

Unlike with other manufacturers, being one of our Partners doesn’t mean you’re exclusively tied into Kensa; but with market-leading products, access to extensive resources and expert advice, free training, qualified leads and marketing support, we are the manufacturer you will turn to for all your ground source heat pump needs.

 

How to become a Kensa Partner

To be a Kensa Partner, ground source heat pump installers must demonstrate:

  • Compliance with industry standards
  • Quality installations of more than one ground source heat pump in the past 12 months
  • Completed the Kensa Ground Level Training Course with Kensa
  • Be committed to ongoing training and development

For non-MCS installers, Kensa has an MCS Umbrella service. This means Kensa takes responsibility for the installation, to ensure the work meets MCS compliance standards. In addition, under this scheme, installers can receive support to work towards achieving MCS Accreditation status.

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