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Insulation Grant

Get a Free Insulation Grant & Upgrade Your Home with ECO4 Scheme!

Free insulation grants are NOW available under the ECO4 Scheme to assist eligible homes across the UK in becoming more energy-efficient. Free insulation accounts for 55% of all installations under ECO4; it is one of the most effective upgrades you can make.

Even if you don’t qualify under ECO4, you may benefit under the Great British Insulation Scheme (GBIS). It plans to retrofit 300,000 homes by March 2026 – with a budget of £1 billion – at no cost to you.

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What is the Free Insulation Grant under ECO4 and GBIS?

The free insulation grant is a government-funded scheme to help homeowners and private tenants improve the insulation on their property. 

Under ECO4 and GBIS, government grants for insulation completely fund installation costs, allowing the household to upgrade for zero upfront cost. These improvements can save you £630-£730 per year on energy costs and significantly reduce your home’s carbon emissions.

Types of Home Insulation Grants Available

We offer assistance in securing a range of house insulation grants to suit your specific requirements:

Free Insulation Grant

Available for eligible homeowners, this grant covers the full cost of insulating your home.

Under Floor Insulation Grant

 Specifically for under floor insulation, this grant helps prevent heat loss through your flooring.

Internal Wall Insulation Grant

 Ideal for insulating internal walls to keep your home warm.

Free Loft Insulation Grants

Targeted at insulating your loft to prevent heat from escaping through the roof.

External Wall Insulation

For homeowners in Scotland, this grant covers the cost of insulating external walls.

Cavity Wall Insulation

For homes built 30 years ago, includes cavity space inside walls which uses same-sized bricks.

How Does Home Insulation Work?

The working principle of home insulation is to trap the heat inside of your home and prevent the outside cool to enter in home. It’s like putting a thermal blanket that wraps your house, a barrier that prevents heat from easily passing through, so there is no constant need for heat.
Most of the insulation materials, such as fibreglass, foam, and wool, trap small pockets of air that hinder heat loss through the walls, roofs, and floors of a house

What Does the Free Insulation Scheme Cover?

Upon approval for the ECO4 or GBIS grant, your home could receive:

Free Loft Insulation Grants

Up to 25% of household heat loss occurs through the roof. Loft insulation keeps your home warmer for longer by preventing heat leakage.

Free Cavity Wall Insulation Grants

In homes with poor wall insulation, a cavity fill reduces heat loss by creating an insulating barrier between the outer and inner walls.

Free Solid Wall Insulation Grants

In older homes with solid walls, up to 45% of heat can escape. Applying internal or external insulation adds a protective layer, reducing heat loss and improving energy efficiency.

Free Underfloor Insulation Grants

Ground-level rooms benefit from underfloor insulation, which blocks drafts from entering, further enhancing the thermal efficiency of the property.

Free Insulation Accounts for 55% of All ECO Installations

The ECO4 initiative takes a whole-house approach to energy efficiency, with insulation being the most popular measure. Over 55% of installations include cavity wall, loft, and solid wall insulation. These energy-saving measures ensure that homeowners get the best solutions tailored to fit their property’s needs, providing maximum efficiency and comfort.

Free Cavity Wall Insulation Leads as the Most Popular Measure

Cavity wall insulation has become the most popular measure under the GBIS scheme, making up 61% of installations. This solution reduces heat loss by filling gaps between exterior and interior walls.

Winter

Keeps the warmth in, preventing heat from escaping through walls.

Summer

Blocks excessive heat, keeping your home cool

How to Apply for an Insulation Grant

Applying for an insulation grant is a straightforward process. To get started, follow these steps:

Check Eligibility

Determine if you qualify for any free insulation grants or specific regional grants like insulation grants Wales or free insulation Scotland.

Complete Application

Fill out the necessary forms with your details and insulation requirements.

How to Apply for an Insulation Grant

Choose the Right Grant

Identify the type of insulation you need – loft, under floor, internal wall, or external wall.

Get Approved

Once approved, a professional installer will carry out the insulation work.

Over 3,000 UK Homes Improved by GBIS Since 2023

Since its launch in March 2023, GBIS has been transforming the energy performance of homes across the UK. It installed close to 3,500 energy-saving measures in almost 3,000 households by December 2023, significantly improving comfort and energy efficiency.

Improve Your EPC Rating with Free Insulation Grants

Your property’s energy efficiency is rated by the EPC. Improving your insulation with either an ECO4 or GBIS grant can increase your property’s Energy Efficiency Performance Certificate rating, thus pushing it up to category C and above from categories E, F, and G.

Better insulation will also mean your home meets the standards of modern energy efficiency, as less energy is required to heat or cool a property. This may make your home cheaper to run and more appealing to potential buyers.

Benefits of Free Insulation Grant

Determine if you qualify for any free insulation grants or specific regional grants like insulation grants Wales or free insulation Scotland.

How to Apply for an Insulation Grant

How Much Can You Save with a Free Home Insulation Grant?

In a solid-wall house that is uninsulated, heat losses are recorded as high as 25% through the roof and as high as 45% through the walls. With different types of insulation in wall, floor, and loft installation, homes could reduce up to a maximum of £730 every year on energy bills and save up to 1.7 tonnes of carbon emissions per year

Eligibility Criteria for ECO4 and GBIS Insulation Grants

Who Qualifies for Free Insulation Grants under the ECO4 Scheme?

To be eligible for the ECO4 insulation grant, an applicant should satisfy the following conditions:

Eligible Government Benefits

Don’t Receive Benefits? You May Still Qualify for GBIS

Eligibility Criteria for ECO4 and GBIS Insulation Grants

Types of Insulation Materials You Can Get with a Free Insulation Grant 

Among the types of insulation materials used to help achieve this goal of energy efficiency in houses, several of them are:

Fibreglass Insulation

This is made from glass fibres, which are ideal for wall, ceiling, and floor insulation.

Mineral Wool Insulation

These are based on rock and slag with excellent fire resistance and soundproofing

Glass Mineral Wool Insulation

 The glass material is recycled, providing several benefits in thermal and acoustic insulation.

Foam Board Insulation

High-insulation polystyrene or polyurethane boards are great for walls and roofs.

Spray Foam Insulation

This type of insulation expands into foam. It thus works best when filling in gaps and sealing around cracks.

Cellulose Insulation

It is eco-friendly because it uses recycled paper. It can be installed in both walls and attics.

Reflective or Radiant Barrier Insulation

It reflects heat and is designed to reduce thermal transfer.

Natural Insulation Materials

 Suitable substitutes for renewable resources include cotton, wool, and hemp, all of which have thermal and acoustic advantages.

Get Your Free Insulation Grant Today!

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to make your home more energy-efficient and comfortable with a free insulation grant. 

Simply enter your postcode to check eligibility today and enjoy a warmer home!

Apply today and enjoy long-term savings and comfort!

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If your home EPC is too low, and you have heat leakage issues and have low income, you can be eligible for the insulation grant under the ECO4 scheme. Moreover, GBIS also gives opportunity to those who couldn’t get the insulation grant under the ECO4 scheme.

No, GBIS does not require people to claim any government benefits.

You can get insulation grants through the Great British Insulation Scheme (GBIS) without claiming any government benefit.

Households that are not eligible under the ECO4 scheme but come under the council tax band from A to E in Wales are eligible for loft insulation grant.

Depends on material type and size of insulation area, its cost ranges from £10 per m2 to £50 per m2.

Spray foam insulation keeps heat in the loft better than any other type. An insulation grant might be able to help you for the loft insulation with the best type of insulation.

Under the general group of the insulation grant, social housing is not eligible. However, under the low-income group, social housing is eligible with EPC/SAP rating of E, F or G. 

Additionally, other domestic properties within the council tax band from A to D (including E in Scotland and Wales) are eligible. Moreover, properties within the SAP band of EPC/SAP rating from D to G where the owner is occupant is eligible. And, properties with a private renter occupant with EPC/SAP rating from D or E are eligible for home insulation grant under GBIS.

If you are in the general group, you must have a council tax band from A to D (and E in Scotland and Wales). If you fall under the low-income group, your property should have an EPC/SAP rating of D, E, F or G if the owner is living in the property. If it is privately rented, then the EPC/SAP band has to be either D or E.

Even if you are not on government benefits, you can be eligible for loft insulation grant if your property is under the council tax band of A, B, C or D (also E for Scotland and Wales).

Otherwise, a low-income group should have an EPC/SAP rating of D, E, F or G, if the owner is the occupant of the property. If it is privately rented, then the EPC/SAP rating of D or E are eligible.

The loft insulation grant saves not only your installation cost but also adds £350 on average every year to your budget by reducing your energy consumption.

If you are not eligible for the loft insulation under the ECO4 scheme, you can be eligible for the insulation under the GBIS. You don’t need to be a recipient of the government benefits. All you need is that your property should be situated within the council tax band of A, B, C, or D (also included  E for Scotland and Wales).

In order to qualify for the ECO4 scheme, your property must have an EPC rating of below D. Otherwise, your home is considered as energy efficient and there is no need for a heating upgrade according to the scheme. Read more about epc rating calculator.

Yes, pensioners do qualify if their property is located in the eligible area. Under the general group, the property should be within the council tax band of A to D (including E in Scotland and Wales). And it has a EPC/SAP rating of D, E, F or G if the pensioner is the owner of the property. Otherwise, if the pensioner is the private tenant, it should have an EPC/SAP rating of D or E. Social housing is not eligible.

Under the low-income group, the property should have an EPC/SAP rating of D, E, F or G if the pensioner is the owner and living in the property. Otherwise, for private renters, the rating should be D or E. Also, social housing having EPC/SAP E, F or G are eligible under the low-income group.

Under the Great British INsulation Scheme, you can apply for loft insulation and cavity wall insulation for free.

The insulation grant helps you cover the whole or partial installation cost that may vary between £1500 to £5000 or even more depending on various factors. Moreover, you can save £350 every year in terms of reduction in your energy bills.

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