Government Backed Scheme
First-time central heating installations are now available, Government Grants are being prioritised for more efficient households that are cheaper to run and healthier to live in.
If your home does not currently have central heating, then you may qualify for a Central Heating Government Grant to pay for the installation of central heating in the property.
Some properties do not have central heating systems with a boiler and radiators. If you’re a homeowner or a tenant without a central heating system then you may now be able to get 100% funding towards an FTCH installation. Not only can we help you to access your funding but we have a team of fully accredited and gas safe registered engineers on hand to carry out your install.
Do you have old electric heating in your flat or apartment that is costing you a fortune to run? Fear not, free Electric Storage Heaters government grants are available from the government to assist people on low income benefits.
To qualify for a free Electric Storage Heaters grant you must be in receipt of a qualifying benefit and have existing electric heating. Check your eligibility today.
Grant funding is currently available for Cavity Wall Insulation, Internal Wall Insulation, Roof Insulation Grants, LPG Boilers, and Electric Storage Heaters. Apply online now!
My Home Grants work alongside a network of approved UK installers, we help you to access the grants much more efficiently and in usual circumstances, you can expect to have insulation, Electric Storage Heaters, or a replacement boiler installed, or first time central heating from start to finish within four weeks. Each installer on our network has the necessary certifications required in order to carry out the work, My Home Grants will regularly monitor your feedback to ensure that the highest levels of services are being achieved.
To qualify for a Government grant for Cavity Wall Insulation, Internal Wall Insulation, Roof Insulation Grants, LPG Boilers, and Electric Storage Heaters. you must be the homeowner of the property and have bills, benefits, etc. registered at that address. Someone living in the household must receive one of the income or disability-related benefits listed below: