Boiler Upgrade Scheme for Park Homes
Park Home Boiler Replacement – Usually Fully Funded Through the Boiler Upgrade Scheme
Replace your old LPG or electric boiler with a modern, efficient air source heat pump. Most park home residents pay £0 thanks to the £7,500 government grant.
Up to £7,500 Grant Available
Usually covers everything
Park Home Specialists
MCS certified installers
LPG & Electric Heating Systems
Both qualify for grants
Solar Ready & Compatible
Zero bills potential
Why Park Homes Benefit Most From the Boiler Upgrade Scheme
Park homes are uniquely positioned to benefit from the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS). Here's why a park home boiler replacement often costs you nothing:
Grant Covers Full Cost
For most park homes, the BUS grant covers the entire cost of the heat pump installation. Larger park homes may pay just £500–£1,000.
How the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) Works for Park Homes
Getting a free heat pump for park homes is straightforward. Here's the process:
Paid Direct to Us
The grant is paid directly to us as your installer. You only pay the difference — which for most park homes is £0.
Why Air Source Heat Pumps Are Perfect for Park Homes
Modern park home air source heat pumps are designed for smaller properties and deliver outstanding performance.
Usually Fully Funded
The £7,500 BUS grant often covers 100% of the cost for park homes. You may pay nothing at all.
Perfect with Solar
Many park homes already have solar panels. Add a heat pump and you could achieve zero energy bills.
What Will I Pay for a Park Home Boiler Replacement?
The short answer: probably nothing.
Small–Medium Park Home
Large Park Home
Twin Unit Park Home
Compare this to a standard house where heat pump installations typically cost £8,000–£15,000 even after the grant.
Park home residents get the best deal in the country for the park home boiler upgrade scheme.
Park Home Eligibility – Quick Checklist
Check if your park home qualifies for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme park home grant:
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✓ Own your park home (or have permission from the site owner)
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✓ Park home is your main residence or second home
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✓ Currently use LPG, oil, direct electric, or another non-mains-gas heating system
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✓ Have a valid EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) — we can help arrange one if needed
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✓ Located in England or Wales
Park Home Boiler Replacement FAQs
Common questions about heat pumps and the Boiler Upgrade Scheme for park homes
Yes. Park homes are eligible for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS). Because installation costs are often lower for park homes compared to traditional houses, the £7,500 grant can usually cover most or all of the cost of installing an air source heat pump.
In many cases, park home residents pay nothing for a heat pump installation, as the Boiler Upgrade Scheme grant covers the full cost. Larger park homes with higher heat demand may contribute around £500–£1,000, which is still significantly lower than a standard boiler or heat pump installation in a brick-built home.
Yes. Heat pumps can be installed on older park homes, including those currently using LPG or direct electric heating. A pre-installation survey checks the structure, electrics and available space to make sure the system is suitable and performs efficiently.
Most park home heat pump installations take around 1–2 days to complete. Park homes are generally faster and simpler to work on than traditional brick-built properties, which helps minimise disruption for residents.