Eco Grants
The ECO4 scheme offers free and heavily financed heating systems to ensure all citizens have access to comfortable living. With rising bills, the government aims to provide equal healthcare and modern heating technologies to combat energy poverty. Various options are available under this scheme to prepare your home for winter. Condensing boilers not only save money but also support net zero carbon goals, raising awareness for a greener future.
The Grant Schemes now accommodate a broader range of applicants. If you were previously declined for a government grant under an earlier iteration of the ECO Scheme, you may now qualify for assistance.
find out your eligibility and How it Works
You must be the registered owner or renter of a privately rented property, qualified for one of the benefits listed below, and receive it at that location in order to be considered for this plan. You might be qualified for the program if there is a resident at that address who receives one of these benefits.
Eco 4
Grants under the ECO4 Scheme are available to households that lack the funds to install energy-saving measures on their own. Insulation, solar panels, and heat pump heating systems are examples of such methods. Supported by many major energy suppliers, the Energy Company Obligation initiative aims to assist low-income or disadvantaged people in making improvements to their houses’ energy efficiency in order to reduce energy bills and carbon emissions. Eligible households can apply for free grants to install insulation, solar panels, and heat pump heating systems.
ECO Plus
The Great British Insulation Scheme is sometimes referred to as GBIS, and was formerly called ECO+. The scheme operates alongside the ECO4 scheme to provide energy efficiency solutions for homes. This scheme is currently running from 2023 to March 2026.
The £1 billion in funding is scheduled to expire in March 2026 and is meant to assist in lowering energy bills and lowering carbon emissions. In an effort to assist some of the most vulnerable households in reducing their energy expenses, ECO requires energy suppliers to offer assistance to low-income households in addition to energy-inefficient households in lower Council Tax categories.
LA Flex
Local Authority Eligibility Flexibility Scheme
The Local Authority Eligibility Flexibility scheme is also known as LA Flex. It is designed to help homeowners or private tenants with the installation of home energy efficiency measures.
Energy efficient homes are better for the homeowner, and better for the planet. Use less energy to heat your home, reduce your bills and lower your carbon footprint with the help of funding schemes like LA Flex.
LAD Scheme
The LAD Scheme stands for Local Authority Delivery scheme. This grant provides funding to improve the energy efficiency of homes of low-income households. It aims to help reduce fuel poverty and it is part of the plan to phase out high carbon fossil fuel heating.
There is up to £10,000 available in some cases for eligible people living in the least energy efficient homes. Thanks to our local and regional knowledge, we can help check your eligibility.
Energy efficient homes are cheaper to run, lowering monthly heating bills. Use less energy to heat your home, reduce your bills and lower your carbon footprint with the help of funding schemes like the LAD Scheme
Check If You Qualify...
After you submit the online form, we'll get in touch with you to make sure we have all the information we need. To find out if you and your boiler are eligible, first complete the form above.
If you are selected, we will guide you through the grant application process, which begins with a free survey filled out by an engineer with Gas Safe Registration.
The engineer will arrange a convenient time for your survey so they can assess the energy efficiency and current heating system in your home.
Once all the details have been finalized and your ECO program application has been formally accepted, a Gas Safe qualified and trustworthy installer will install your brand-new boiler.