Save thousands on your energy bills, check now if you are eligible for free solar panels, free energy efficient heating system and free whole home insulation.
Check if you qualify in just 30 seconds. We don’t ask for any personal details to check your eligibility.
FULLY FUNDED AS PART OF UK ENERGY SAVING SCHEMES
Fully accredited installers
We only work with accredited installers across the UK. All of our installers have the following accreditations:
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How is it free?
This is fully funded by a UK grant as part of the ECO4 scheme, HUG scheme and LAD scheme.
Who is eligible?
There is a basic criteria for the scheme which you can check below.
What’s included?
Find out more about what is included as part of this free grant.
How is it free?
The are currently a number of energy efficiency grant schemes available in the UK. These are backed by the UK Government and are funded by the big 6 energy suppliers and the UK Government.
Local Authority (LAD) scheme, Home Upgrade Grant (HUG), Energy Company Obligation (ECO4) scheme. We work with a range of installers across the UK to help deliver these schemes for free to UK residents.
Different funding and grants are available in different areas based on circumstances and the energy efficiency of your home. All of these schemes are in place to improve the energy efficiency of properties in the UK as part of the Government’s net zero pledge.
IMPORTANT: these are free schemes which are fully funded by the UK Government and energy companies
How Heat Pumps Work
A heat pump is an electrically powered device that absorbs heat from the air, ground or water around a building.
For example, air-source pumps suck in outdoor air and pass it over tubes containing refrigerant fluids to produce heat.
Please see the below video from the BBC to see how a heat pump works.
Who is eligible for the scheme?
To be eligible for this scheme, you must be a homeowner or private tenant.
We cannot help if you live in a flat, apartment or a static caravan.
We can only help for homes without a mains gas supply.
You must have a household income below £31,000 OR somebody in your home receives a means tested benefit
What’s included?
Energy efficient heating system
Your new energy efficient heating system will produce four units of energy for every unit of electricity it absorbs. You could save thousands on your energy bills and your solar panels will help to power your home heating system.
Insulation for your home
Insulation is installed in your home as part of the scheme which can include roof, underfloor and wall insulation. Did you know that 35-45% of heat is lost through poor wall insulation, 20% through your roof and 10% through the floor?
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
We like to provide as much information as possibe to help you with your requests. Below is a list of our Frequently Asked Questions, but if there’s something else you need to know, please just get in touch and we will be happy to help.
Do I have to be on benefits to be eligible for this?
Is this scheme completely free?
The are currently a number of energy efficiency grant schemes available in the UK. These are backed by the UK Government and are funded by the big 6 energy suppliers and the UK Government.
Energy Company Obligation (ECO4) scheme. We work with a range of installers across the UK to help deliver these schemes for free to UK residents.
Different funding and grants are available in different areas based on circumstances and the energy efficiency of your home. All of these schemes are in place to improve the energy efficiency of properties in the UK as part of the Government’s net zero pledge.
Who is eligible for the scheme?
There are over 3.5 million homes across the UK eligible for the scheme. We have a simple eligibility checker which tells you in just 30 seconds whether you are eligible for the scheme. We do not require any personal information to tell you whether you are eligible.
How efficient are Air Source Heat Pumps?
This means that on average, your air source heat pump will produce three units of energy for every unit of electricity it absorbs.
To put this in context, the average UK home uses just over 12,000 kWh per year for heating, and your heat pump would be able to provide the same amount of heat from just 4,000 kWh.
Do Air Source Heat Pumps still work in the winter?
Modern air source heat pumps are efficient both in the winter and summer, thanks to an outstanding SCOP (seasonal coefficient of performance). You will find that despite some slight fluctuations, they can run efficiently year-round.
Do Air Source Heat Pumps make lots of noise?
Unless the heat pump is working very hard (ie in cold weather or producing high temperature water), you can expect the noise to be a similar volume to a fridge.