Free Government Grants For Homeowners
Nationwide Coverage
Accredited and Award Winning Service
Trusted & Highly Trained Installers
Do you qualify?
- ECO Funding for those on qualifying benefits
- Local Authorities/ Councils Scheme for non-benefit households
- Available for Homeowners and rented households
- FREE survey and quotes
How We Help
First and foremost, our highly qualified surveyors can visit your property for free at a time and date to suit you. During this free survey, our team will be able to recommend energy saving measures and ascertain whether you and your property is eligible for grants funded by the government and Local Authorities.
Funding Approved
Once you get the green light and your grant application is successful, our approved insulation installers can transform the energy efficiency of your home, with the highest standards of workmanship. All our installations are monitored by Kiwa’s Scheme, ensuring all materials and installers are suitable for your property.
Useful Information
Reduce your heating bill for free
The UK’s insulation grants, such as ECO scheme, are government schemes funded by the UK’s largest utility companies, including the so-called ‘Big Six’. These companies are duly obliged to offer grants that can help those in need to enhance the energy efficiency of their homes for good, without costing you a penny.
The grants available with the ECO scheme and various Local Authorities tend to cover many different types of insulation, depending on your property age and type. This includes cavity wall and loft insulation, as well as first time central heating and boiler replacements.
How is the Boiler Grant free?
New A-rated boiler grants are also offered as part of the ECO scheme, helping households with the opportunity for inefficient boilers to be replaced completely free of charge, or heavily subsidised.
Providing your boiler is more than five-years-old or deemed as faulty and a homeowner, you should be eligible for a new A-rated boiler, installed by Registered GAS SAFE and Governments Trustmark installer and will come with a guarantee.
For older and more in-efficient properties, grant funding is more likely to cover full costs. If you have a very efficient property, You may need to contribute a small amount to cover the cost of the boiler install this will advised to you before any works are carried out.
How long does installation take?
Most properties can have cavity wall and loft insulation installed in just a few hours, although larger households may require an entire day for installation.
Homeowner information
In order to qualify for any of the available government grants, you will need to prove that you are the legal owner of the property, if renting permission will be required from landlord or managing agent, first and foremost .
Secondly, you will need to be in receipt of at least one of the following benefits:
Attendance Allowance, Carer’s Allowance, Child Benefit (please note that most children under 16 years of age are entitled to £20 p.w child benefit), Employment and support allowance (income-related), Personal independence payment, Jobseeker’s allowance, (Income-based) Income Support, Disability Living Allowance, Income Support,Pension Credit (Guarantee), Child Tax Credit, Working tax credit,Universal credit, Armed Forces Independence Payment, Constant Attendance Allowance, Industrial injuries disablement benefit, Mobility supplement, Severe disablement allowance, War Pension Mobility Supplement.
Awards and Accreditations
About us We are Installers UK
Installers UK is a fast-growing company of approved installers of cavity wall and loft insulation for homes nationwide. We’re approved installers with the Governments Trustmark and Green Deal Scheme, the Cavity Insulation Guarantee Agency (CIGA), as well as many Local Authorities and managing agents, committed to improving energy efficiency and reducing carbon usage in homes across the UK.
Households in need of warmer, cheaper properties to run with grants funded by Governments ECO and Local Authorities to cover the cost of new insulation as well as boiler replacements. Thus far, we’ve helped over 18,000 homeowners benefit from cost-effective energy efficiency measures on their properties, including many in East Anglia.
Over 18,000 Happy Homeowners
Benefits of owning a property that meets the MEES
As of 1st April 2018, private residential and commercial landlords cannot renew or grant a new tenancy arrangement for more than six months if the property has an EPC rating of ‘F’ or lower.
For new lets and renewals of tenancies from 1st April 2020, it will be unlawful to lease out a property that breaches the requirement for a minimum EPC ‘E’ rating, unless there is an applicable exemption.
From April 2023 – new MEES regulations will be applicable to all lettings, including existing leases.
Here are three key benefits of owning a MEES-compliant property as a landlord:
- Play your part in improving the energy efficiency of the UK’s housing stock
- Save your tenants money on energy bills with improved heating and insulation
- Improved EPC ratings for your property means improved property values
What are the consequences for failing to meet the MEES?
- Landlords in breach of the MEES for less than three months will be liable for 10% of their property’s rateable value, up to a maximum of £10,000.
- Landlords in breach of the MEES for more than three months will be liable for 20% of their property’s rateable value, up to a maximum of £150,000.
We’re trained, qualified and monitored installers
At Installers UK, we have trained, highly-skilled installers of cavity wall and loft insulation, as well as energy efficient A-rated boilers, approved by Governments Trustmark, CIGA and the Green Deal scheme.
All our installations are initially monitored by KIWA – whom monitors the materials and installations are suitable for end users.
How much can you save on your energy bills?
Using data from the Energy Saving Trust, we’ve put together this graph below to show how much a typical installation could cost, how much you could save on your energy bill (£/year) and how many kilograms of CO2 emissions you could save each year with new cavity wall or loft insulation, or a new A-rated condensing boiler: