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Boiler Grants

The Free Boiler Scheme aims to reduce the UK’s energy consumption by providing homes across England, Scotland, and Wales with new, energy-efficient boilers. Vulnerable homeowners can benefit from this scheme to boost the energy efficiency of their homes.

If you have a non efficient non condensing boiler, an old system boiler with an additional cylinder or if you have a very old back boiler which is usually located behind your living room gas fire and you are in receipt of the qualifying means tested DWP benefits then the great news for you is you can secure a fully subsidised ECO grant to upgrade it to a brand new efficient combi boiler.

First time central heating Grants

If you are a homeowner and considering central heating for the first time, you may be eligible for a government grant. The First Time Central Heating Grant is a programme that offers financial assistance to eligible homeowners and private tenants to help with the cost of installing a central heating system. To be eligible for the grant, you must be a homeowner or a private tenant and must be in receipt of qualifying benefits.

If you’ve never had central heating in your home before, you may be eligible for a grant to help cover the costs.

Cavity Wall Insulation

Cavity wall insulation is an effective way to improve the energy efficiency of your home. By insulating the space between the outer and inner walls of your home, you can keep heat from escaping, which can help reduce your energy bills.

Having your wall cavity insulated you can reduce heat loss and keep your home warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer. This can help you save money on your energy bills and make your home more comfortable to live in. In addition, cavity wall insulation can help to reduce noise pollution from outside your home.

Internal Wall Insulation

If you’re looking to improve the energy efficiency of your home, internal wall insulation is a great place to start. Internal wall insulation can help to keep your home warmer in winter and cooler in summer, and can also help to reduce your energy bills.

Internal wall insulation is a practical and cost-effective solution for homeowners in the UK looking to enhance the energy efficiency and comfort of their homes. With its numerous benefits, including improved thermal insulation, noise reduction, and the preservation of wall aesthetics, internal wall insulation is a smart investment that can save you money in the long run while creating a warm and inviting living space. Stay cozy and sustainable this winter with internal wall insulation.

Loft Insulation

If you’re looking to insulate a ceiling or for roof insulation, you need to know if you want a warm roof or a cold roof. A warm roof is a roof that has insulation in the loft walls and floor, meaning that the loft space is insulated. A cold roof is a roof that has insulation just on the floor of the loft, insulating the space below but leaving the loft space uninsulated. Picking between a warm or cold roof is usually dependent on whether you’re thinking to use the loft space or not.

Loft Insulation plays a vital role in retaining the heat inside the property as the heat rises so adequate insulation prevents it from escaping resulting in improving energy efficiency and ultimately savings significant amounts on energy bills.

Room In Roof Insulation

Room in Roof Insulation (Attic Insulation) also known as Roof Space Insulation is defined as a room in the roof area with fixed staircase and 1 or more windows. Room in Roofs usually have no insulation within the walls which can cause large amounts of heat loss in your home.

Insulating a smooth roof is a job that must be done during construction. Retrofitting room in roof insulation is a complex task and often a dirty one that involves pulling up the insulating layer that destroys off the deck to put room in roof insulation beneath. You will be incapable to pass your building or extension for required adjustments without room in roof insulation.