Cost savings, Improved comfort
Revolutionize Your Home Heating with ECO4
A groundbreaking initiative aimed at enhancing energy efficiency and comfort in households across the nation. Say farewell to outdated heating systems and embrace a new era of warmth, sustainability, and cost-effectiveness.
ECO 4 Grants
Join the revolution today and elevate your home heating experience with ECO4.
Central Heating
Air Source Heat Pump
Cavity Wall Insulation
Replacing Non-Condensing Boilers
Loft Insulation
Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) Calculations
Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) calculations are essential evaluations of a property’s energy efficiency. By assessing various factors such as insulation, heating systems, and renewable energy sources, EPC calculations determine the property’s overall energy performance.
This information is crucial for homeowners, landlords, and tenants alike, providing insights into energy usage, potential cost savings, and environmental impact. With accurate EPC calculations, individuals can make informed decisions to improve energy efficiency, reduce carbon emissions, and create more sustainable living spaces.
FAQs
Who is eligible for ECO4 boiler grants?
Eligibility criteria vary based on factors such as income, benefits received, and the age and efficiency of your current boiler. Typically, homeowners receiving certain benefits or with older, inefficient boilers are eligible.
How much can I save with an ECO4 boiler grant?
ECO4 grants cover the full or partial cost of upgrading to a more energy-efficient boiler. The exact amount you can save depends on factors like your eligibility, the type of boiler you choose, and the specifics of your home.
What types of boilers are eligible for replacement under the ECO4 scheme?
The ECO4 scheme supports the replacement of old, inefficient boilers with modern, energy-efficient models, including gas, oil, and LPG boilers. Combi, system, and regular boilers are all eligible
How do I apply for an ECO4 boiler grant?
To apply for an ECO4 boiler grant, you’ll need to contact a registered installer or service provider who participates in the scheme. They will assess your eligibility and guide you through the application process.
