Central heating grants help pay for installing a new gas central heating system or an air-source heat pump in homes that need first-time central heating.
If your home doesn't have a main gas line, you can get a grant to install an air-source heat pump instead of a gas central heating system.
The grant money will purchase fittings, fixtures, and parts like the boiler, pipes, and radiators. The energy provider pays the installer directly with the funds, accompanied by several warranties and industry norms that specify how the central heating is installed.
Yes, a grant program called the UK Energy Company Obligation Scheme offers money for insulation and other energy-saving measures. Your property must have yet to have central heating to qualify for a first-time central heating system previously.
If your house has previously had central heating, you won't be qualified for one. However, you might still be eligible for a boiler grant, which might help you pay your gas and electricity bills on time.
You must be a resident of a residence that satisfies the requirements as the owner, a private tenant, or a social housing tenant.
Yes. You may qualify for a grant for installing your first-time central heating system if you reside in a Housing Association. Grants are only offered for homes with an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of E, F, or G.
Yes. A first-time central heating grant includes radiators, and the service also includes fitting, installation, and guarantees.
