Air source heat pump maintenance and household deduction – This is how you save money
Regular maintenance of your air source heat pump is not only good for the device – it is also a financially sound choice. Energy efficiency improves, the service life is extended and the indoor air is fresher. And best of all: you can take advantage of the household tax deduction and significantly reduce maintenance costs.
What is the household deduction – and how does it work?
The household deduction is a tax deduction offered by the Tax Administration that you can use when having your home maintained and serviced by a professional. Maintenance, cleaning and repair of an air-source heat pump are directly deductible work.
In 2025 you can get up to:
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€2,250 household deduction per person
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40% reduction on the work portion
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As a couple, up to €4,500 per year
Read more about household deduction →
What maintenance can be reduced?
The Fresh Wash service offered by Hesatek is a fully deductible household service. The labor portion (€368) is clearly separated on the invoice and deductible as such.
Other air source heat pump maintenance and repair work – such as our basic maintenance and troubleshooting services – are also deductible when the work is done at your home.
Why choose Hesatek Fresh Wash?
Hesatek is known as a reliable expert in Uusimaa. Fresh Wash is not just a surface wash – it is a thorough maintenance wash that brings:
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Savings on electricity bills through improved energy efficiency, research shows up to 34%
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Longer service life for your heat pump when potential faults are detected early.
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Fresher and healthier indoor air when impurities accumulated in the pump are removed.
How do you take advantage of the household deduction?
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Order air source heat pump maintenance from this link
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You will receive an invoice that details the work and the amount of the household deduction is easily visible.
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Report your household deduction in MyTax and save on maintenance costs
👉 Book your air source heat pump maintenance appointment now
