What We Offer 

Most home heating systems either burn fuel or convert electricity into heat. But heat pumps are different because they don’t generate heat. Instead, they move existing heat energy from outside into your home. This makes them more efficient. Since they deliver more heat energy than the electrical energy they consume. So a heat-pump system can cost less to run than a traditional fossil fuel heating system.

To qualify for a free air source heat pump you must have no current gas boiler and fixed radiators in the property and be in receipt of any type of benefit. Excluding certain areas where no benefits are required.

If you currently do not have any fixed central heating and are wondering why you should take advantage of first time central heating grant, the answer is simple. The funding can mean lower heating bills for your family and at the same time a warmer more comfortable living environment. 

As well as an air source heat pump we now install free solar panels to any property that is also having any form of electric heating with us in order to help with the cost of living crisis and save on you money on your energy bills.

You must also be in receipt of one of the following benefits:

Child Benefit

Universal Credit

Child Tax Credit

Disability Living Allowance

Pension Credit (Guarantee)

Pension Credit (Savings)

Housing Benefit

Employment and support allowance (income-related)

Jobseeker’s allowance (Income-based)

Income Support

Universal credit 

Working tax credit

If you receive one of these qualifying benefits you will be eligible regardless of household income, so no means-testing is required for applications. If you receive one of these qualifying benefits you will be eligible regardless of household income, so no means-testing is required for applications. Alternatively if you do not receive any benefit and live in one of the below areas, you can still qualify if your total household income is under £32.000 per annum.  

Leeds, Runcorn, Widnes, Rotherham, Penrith, Wirral, Wolverhampton, Calderdale, South Lakeland, Denbighshire, Derbyshire, West Lancashire and Leicester

No benefits are needed for applicants within these area's, please don't assume that you won't be eligible. Give us a call on 0113 322 2089 today and one of our friendly advisors will be on hand to help. 

Storage heaters use off-peak electricity which means they provide a low carbon heating solution. They are intended to provide all day heat to a room or property which helps to maintain temperature in the building fabric, thus reducing ongoing building maintenance issues. When correctly specified and used, storage heaters will provide the most cost-effective heating solution on the market. Storage heaters come in different types to suit all applications and if eligible you will get one for every room in the property. Storage heating technology is proven and reliable with life expectancy of the heaters themselves generally accepted as being greater than any alternative products. They are maintenance free and do not require annual servicing.

As well as electric storage heaters we now install free solar panels to any property that is also having new electric storage heaters with us in order to help with the cost of living crisis and to help you save on your energy bills. 

Electric storage heaters grants are funded by UK energy companies and are free of charge for the customer. Check if you qualify now by clicking the "Do I Qualify" button below or alternatively call 0113 3222 089 to speak to a member of the team. 

You must also be in receipt of one of the following benefits:

Child Benefit

Universal Credit

Child Tax Credit

Disability Living Allowance

Pension Credit (Guarantee)

Pension Credit (Savings)

Housing Benefit

Employment and support allowance (income-related)

Jobseeker’s allowance (Income-based)

Income Support

Universal credit 

Working tax credit

If you receive one of these qualifying benefits you will be eligible regardless of household income, so no means-testing is required for applications. If you receive one of these qualifying benefits you will be eligible regardless of household income, so no means-testing is required for applications. Alternatively if you do not receive any benefit and live in one of the below areas, you can still qualify if your total household income is under £32.000 per annum.  

Leeds, Runcorn, Widnes, Rotherham, Penrith, Wirral, Wolverhampton, Calderdale, South Lakeland, Denbighshire, Derbyshire, West Lancashire and Leicester

No benefits are needed for applicants within these area's, please don't assume that you won't be eligible. Give us a call on 0113 322 2089 today and one of our friendly advisors will be on hand to help. 

Solar panel grants are part of the Energy Company Obligation (ECO), a government scheme funded by utility companies. These grants help low income households in England, Scotland and Wales to become more energy efficient and lower heating bills. 

The 'Big Six' utility companies, including Npower, EDF and British Gas, are obliged to provide funding so that those who need to can improve the efficiency of their homes and save on energy bills. This includes grants for new electric central heating, gas central heating as well as solar panels and insulation. As the funding is a grant, not a loan so if you are eligible there will be no cost to install solar panels to your home.

Who is eligible for free solar panels?

If you’re a homeowner, landlord or a private renter (with permission from the landlord) who receives a qualifying benefit and currently has any form of electric heating in the property then you are eligible for free solar panels. 

Will I get new heating with my solar panels?

Yes if you have no gas boiler and fixed radiators and currently use any form of electric heating to heat your home then your property will qualify for a free heating system as well as free solar panels. 

You must also be in receipt of one of the following benefits:

Child Benefit

Universal Credit

Child Tax Credit

Disability Living Allowance

Pension Credit (Guarantee)

Pension Credit (Savings)

Housing Benefit

Employment and support allowance (income-related)

Jobseeker’s allowance (Income-based)

Income Support

Universal credit 

Working tax credit

If you receive one of these qualifying benefits you will be eligible regardless of household income, so no means-testing is required for applications. Alternatively if you do not receive any benefit and live in one of the below areas, you can still qualify if your total household income is under £32.000 per annum.  

Leeds, Runcorn, Widnes, Rotherham, Penrith, Wirral, Wolverhampton, Calderdale, South Lakeland, Denbighshire, Derbyshire, West Lancashire and Leicester

No benefits are needed for applicants within these area's, please don't assume that you won't be eligible. Give us a call on 0113 322 2089 today and one of our friendly advisors will be on hand to help. 

Insulation grants are part of the Energy Company Obligation (ECO); a government scheme funded by utility companies. These grants help low income households in England, Scotland and Wales to become more energy efficient and lower heating bills. 

The 'Big Six' utility companies, including Npower, EDF and British Gas, are obliged to provide funding so that those who need to can improve the efficiency of their homes. This includes grants for new boilers and insulation. As the funding is a grant, not a loan  so if you are eligible there will be no cost to insulate your home.

Who is eligible for an Insulation Grant?

If you’re a homeowner, landlord or a private renter (with permission from the landlord) who receives a qualifying benefit the government could provide you with the money you need to re-insulate your home, improve energy efficiency and save money on your energy bills. 

What type of Insulation does the grant cover?

There are grants available for several different types of insulation, and you could very well be eligible for more than one!

Loft insulation

Internal wall insulation

Cavity wall insulation

Room in roof insulation

You must also be in receipt of one of the following benefits:

Child Benefit

Universal Credit

Child Tax Credit

Disability Living Allowance

Pension Credit (Guarantee)

Pension Credit (Savings)

Housing Benefit

Employment and support allowance (income-related)

Jobseeker’s allowance (Income-based)

Income Support

Universal credit 

Working tax credit

If you receive one of these qualifying benefits you will be eligible regardless of household income, so no means-testing is required for applications. If you receive one of these qualifying benefits you will be eligible regardless of household income, so no means-testing is required for applications. Alternatively if you do not receive any benefit and live in one of the below areas, you can still qualify if your total household income is under £32.000 per annum.  

Leeds, Runcorn, Widnes, Rotherham, Penrith, Wirral, Wolverhampton, Calderdale, South Lakeland, Denbighshire, Derbyshire, West Lancashire and Leicester

No benefits are needed for applicants within these area's, please don't assume that you won't be eligible. Give us a call on 0113 322 2089 today and one of our friendly advisors will be on hand to help.