The Government Boiler Upgrade Scheme could help eligible off-gas-grid homeowners save £9,000 on an air source heat pump.
If your property is eligible for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme, you could receive a £9,000 grant towards an air source heat pump.
With years of experience, Eaasy Heat provides reliable, high quality heat pump solutions, from smooth installation to long term support, making your switch simple and stress free
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) offers grants in England and Wales to help replace fossil fuel heating with low carbon alternatives. Open to homeowners, small businesses, and eligible self builds, it supports the UK’s goal of reaching net zero.
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Heat pumps are one of the most energy-efficient heating systems available, delivering up to three times more heat than the electricity they use. Compared to traditional gas or oil boilers, an air source heat pump can reduce energy consumption, lower heating bills, and provide reliable year-round comfort for your home.
Switch to a low-carbon heat pump and reduce your home’s reliance on fossil fuels. By using renewable energy from the air, air source heat pumps can help cut carbon emissions while keeping your home warm, making them a smarter choice for homeowners looking to reduce their environmental impact.
The UK is moving towards cleaner, more sustainable home heating. Installing a heat pump today helps future-proof your property, improves energy efficiency, and prepares your home for changing energy standards, helping you stay ahead of rising environmental expectations.
Modern heat pump systems are designed to suit a wide variety of properties, from new builds to older homes. With expert heat pump installation and the right system design, more homeowners than over can enjoy reliable, and renewable heating.
Making the switch is more affordable thanks to government heat pump grants. Eligible homeowners could receive up to £9,000 towards the cost of a new air source heat pump, helping reduce installation costs while investing in a more energy-efficient home.
The first step is to find out whether your home qualifies for the £9,000 Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant. We’ll ask a few simple questions about your property, your current heating system and your connection to the gas network.
We’ll then help establish whether your property meets the relevant requirements for the scheme and whether a heat pump is a suitable option for your home.
No complicated paperwork or guesswork — we’ll explain your options clearly from the start.
If your property looks suitable, we’ll arrange a home survey to assess your existing heating system, insulation, radiators and available space for the new equipment.
This allows us to design a heat pump system that’s properly sized for your home and designed around your heating and hot water requirements.
We’ll also use this opportunity to discuss any practical considerations, answer your questions and explain what the installation process will involve.
Once we’ve assessed your home, we’ll provide you with a clear, detailed quotation for your heat pump installation.
If you’re eligible for the £9,000 Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant, the grant is shown as an upfront discount against the cost of your installation. This means you can see clearly how much the installation costs, how much support is available through the scheme, and the amount you’ll need to pay.
No waiting months to claim the grant back — the eligible grant is accounted for upfront in your quote.
Once you’ve approved your quote, we’ll arrange a convenient installation date and take care of the installation process.
Our team will install your new heat pump system and ensure everything is set up correctly and working as it should. We’ll explain how to use your new heating system and answer any questions you have before we leave.
From your initial eligibility check to your completed installation, we’ll be here to guide you through the process and make switching to a heat pump as straightforward as possible.
The first step is to find out whether your home qualifies for the £9,000 Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant. We’ll ask a few simple questions about your property, your current heating system and your connection to the gas network.
We’ll then help establish whether your property meets the relevant requirements for the scheme and whether a heat pump is a suitable option for your home.
No complicated paperwork or guesswork — we’ll explain your options clearly from the start.
If your property looks suitable, we’ll arrange a home survey to assess your existing heating system, insulation, radiators and available space for the new equipment.
This allows us to design a heat pump system that’s properly sized for your home and designed around your heating and hot water requirements.
We’ll also use this opportunity to discuss any practical considerations, answer your questions and explain what the installation process will involve.
Once we’ve assessed your home, we’ll provide you with a clear, detailed quotation for your heat pump installation.
If you’re eligible for the £9,000 Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant, the grant is shown as an upfront discount against the cost of your installation. This means you can see clearly how much the installation costs, how much support is available through the scheme, and the amount you’ll need to pay.
No waiting months to claim the grant back — the eligible grant is accounted for upfront in your quote.
Once you’ve approved your quote, we’ll arrange a convenient installation date and take care of the installation process.
Our team will install your new heat pump system and ensure everything is set up correctly and working as it should. We’ll explain how to use your new heating system and answer any questions you have before we leave.
From your initial eligibility check to your completed installation, we’ll be here to guide you through the process and make switching to a heat pump as straightforward as possible.
You could be eligible for up to £9,000 towards a new heat pump through the Government’s Boiler Upgrade Scheme.
