Home Grants Boiler Replacement
As a part of the UK government’s Energy Company Obligation (ECO) Energy grant scheme. If you receive a qualifying benefit from the state and you have a boiler that is over 12 years old, non-condensing. Then you might be eligible for grant funding for a FREE brand new A-rated energy efficient boiler replacement cost.
A free boiler grants is funding by UK energy companies and does not require repayment.
The Home Heat Cost Reduction Obligation, also known as the HHCRO, is a government grant program. That provides free boiler replacement cost and insulation grants to homeowners, tenants, and landlords who receive certain means-tested benefits. It aims to improve fuel efficiency amongst low-income households the heat is using generated in the home . As efficiently as possible and that the heat does not escape and becomes a source of pollution.
The eligibility for a free boiler grant will depend on some factors. Firstly, a permanent resident of the property must be receiving one of the following benefits to qualify for residency, such as:
Ideally, the property should already have at least one low-efficiency boiler installed. An energy efficiency rating is giving to each boiler based on its efficiency. Most modern heat pumps can run with an efficiency of around 90% (only losing 10% of their output when converting fuel into heat). The efficiency of a boiler installed approximately 12 years ago is most likely in the range of 65-80%. The fact that this old boiler is being upgrade to a new one means that. The carbon savings will be significant enough to justify the expense, and therefore it will fall under the free boiler energy scheme.
In recent years, the free boiler scheme has reduced funding. As part of an agreement to reduce the fuel bills of utility companies to their customers. This has made it more difficult to find installers that have funding available. Particularly since most of the big six utility companies have already achieved their targets for this year. Our team believes that this trend will continue for some time yet. However, there is still a possibility of receiving a free boiler grant. And we can assist you with this at Getafreeboiler.co.uk.
To learn more please about this scheme please visit the GOV.UK website. You can read more about what the energy company's obligations provides for Free boiler funding.
Our straightforward 3-step process is provided below.
To find out if you qualify for free home improvements, simply fill out our free online application. Once you’ve submitted the application, our team dedicated to free home improvements will get in touch with you.
Your assigned advisor will assist you throughout the entire process until the installation is finished to your satisfaction. The next step will be scheduling a free survey for you.
Once your survey has been approved, your installation will typically take place within a few weeks or even sooner.
If you are a homeowner living in your property, with a 12+ year old boiler and current receipt of one or more of the listed benefits, you qualify to apply.
For any further information on your eligibility, get in touch with us today.
If we consider an old boiler may only be operating at 65% of its efficiency you could literally be wasting 35p of every pound you spend on energy.
The good news is that new boilers with an ‘A’ rating can operate at around 90% + efficiency which translates into less than 10p wastage. So, you could save as much as £300 per year by replacing your old and inefficient boiler with a brand new one with an ‘A’ rating. Imagine what you could do with that money!
One of the easiest methods to save money on your energy bills is by obtaining a Free Boiler Grant and installing loft insulation. These simple measures can have a substantial impact on reducing your energy expenses.
Funding for your Home Energy Improvements is paid for by the Leading Energy Companies such as British Gas, SSE, Scottish Power, N-Power and so on. They have a quota to fill for improving the energy performance of UK Homes and can face large fines if they miss their targets. The aim is to reduce how much fuel UK households use on average. To improve this they aim to make generating heat cheaper (with new boilers), and maintaining heat easier (with insulation).