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Heating that suits your home.

Replacing a heating system, checking district heating or planning for several apartments? Choose your starting point and take the next step.

Find advice in Ulm →

Heat pump beside a brick house and garden.
Illustrative photo · alpha innotec / Unsplash

01 · Choose your route

What would you like to clarify?

My own house

Prepare the building assessment, installation and complete offers.

Plan a heating replacement →

Heat pump types

Compare outdoor air, ground and groundwater for your site.

Compare heat pump types →

District heating in Ulm

Understand the heat plan and clarify a connection with the provider.

Check district heating →

An apartment building

Bring tenants, the owners’ association and management into the planning.

Plan together →

02 · The principle

Where does the heat come from?

Two routes to warm rooms

Heat pumps and district heating supply radiators or surface heating and hot water in different ways.

Two house cross-sections: an air-to-water heat pump uses outdoor air and electricity; district heating arrives through the heat network and a heat interface station. Both supply space heating and hot water.
Our own simplified illustration of an air-to-water heat pump. Arrows show energy flows, not pipe routes or installation instructions. Heat emitters may be radiators or surface heating. Storage, return pipes and auxiliary electricity for pumps and controls are simplified or omitted. Background: Consumer advice centre: heat pumps and FUG: district heating. Checked on 5 October 2026.

The right route depends on the building and the site. Use the detailed guides above to assess heat demand, hot water, installation and running costs together.

03 · Local and shared

Two questions need more than a product choice.

Read Ulm’s heat plan

Distinguish a strategic supply area from a connection commitment.

Understand the maps →

Heating for several apartments

Your role, the existing heating and hot-water systems, and a shared planning process.

Heating in apartment buildings →

04 · Make it practical

Tools for the next decision.

Compare heating costs

Compare investment and running costs using the same assumptions.

Open the cost comparison →

Plan energy together

Coordinate heating, solar power and charging with your household’s plans.

Explore the connections →

Check whether a heat pump could fit

External · co2online

Would a heat pump suit my house?

The WärmepumpenCheck provides an initial assessment of your building’s suitability and possible alterations. Technical planning follows with the installer.

Have ready: construction year, current heating, radiators and renovation history.

Electricity connection and controllability: Include the meter, connection and network requirements in the installation planning. Plan the installation →

Start with your bill

What does your heating consumption tell you?

External tool

HeizCheck · co2online

Are my heating consumption and costs unusually high?

You need: building and heating details, plus consumption and costs for at least one billing period.

You receive: an assessment, possible savings and guidance for the next steps – also for tenants and owners’ associations.

What the result tells you

Forecasts depend on the provider’s assumptions. A consumption comparison is neither a heat load calculation nor proof that a particular heating system suits your building.

Then continue here: Collect documents and questions for heating plans →

From consumption to your next decision.

Unusual values are a reason to look at prices, usage and the building together. They do not alone determine the right new heating system.

  • Have the bill and billing period ready; mark missing building information.
  • Clarify open points with your landlord, owners’ association or energy adviser.
  • For a heating replacement, then assess suitability, planning and specific quotes.

Provider information about HeizCheck checked on 28 September 2026. Entries are made on co2online’s website.

05 · Your next step

Take the open questions with you.

Record your building, timing and unresolved questions. The planning sheet and local advice help turn these into a concrete next task.

Sources and editorial status

Overview revised on 8 November 2026. Detailed sources appear on the linked guides. The retained principle graphic and external tools display their respective review dates.