The scheme will prioritize support for individuals with the lowest incomes while expanding assistance to a broader range of households residing in the least energy-efficient homes in the country. Specifically, this includes homes with an Energy Performance Certificate rating of D or below, as well as those falling within lower Council Tax bands (A-D in England and A-E in Scotland and Wales).

As a result, more people, particularly those facing financial difficulties, will have the opportunity to receive financial aid to enhance the energy efficiency of their homes. This, in turn, will effectively decrease household energy consumption and heating expenses.

Under this scheme, energy suppliers will be obligated to assist customers in reducing their heating bills by implementing energy efficiency measures like loft and cavity wall insulation. Depending on the specific measure and any property-related issues, the scheme may cover the entire cost of installation or offer insulation options at a reduced contribution.

ABOUT YOUR FREE WALL INSULATION Cavity Wall Insulation

Most of the heat within the home is lost through the walls. Using modern cavity wall insulation such EPS Bonded Beads you can add efficiency to lower your bills, improve comfort and reduce condensation.

If your walls are cavity walls which most homes built since the 1920s are, then its likely your home maybe suitable.

Loft Insulation

Many lofts were only filled with insulation to the top of the joists at a height of 100mm. Over time the loft insulation crushes itself and becomes less high. A loft top up to the industry minimum of 270mm will vastly improve the efficiency and comfort of your home.

Modern loft insulations are no longer itchy like in the past.

Frequently Asked Questions:

I'm a Landlord, do I qualify?

Yes. The scheme is based on the home itself and as long as the home qualifies to the above criteria it will not matter if it is a rental property or personal residence.

I own multiple properties, do they all qualify?

Yes. The scheme is based on the home and as long as the homes qualify to the above criteria they will be able to take advance of the scheme. AS a landlord your properties are required to become an EPC of C or above.

Im a tenant, does this help me?

Yes. The scheme is based on the home and as long as the home qualifies to the above criteria it will can be insulated. You may ask your landlord for permission, but they should agree as this benefits them too.

I earn a good income, do I still qualify?

The scheme is not means tested. You don't need to be on benefits or have a maximum wage to qualify. As long as the home fits the above criteria it will qualify.

I am in social housing, do I still qualify?

If you live in a council home, a social home or a housing association home this scheme may not be for you. However do let us know as we can pair up with the property management to offer another solution for you both.

What types of insulation are available?

Either cavity wall insulation or loft insulation, the scheme will only cover one or the other. Your cavities should be empty of cavity wall insulation to qualify Your loft insulation is to be less than 100mm deep (height of joists) to qualify