- Save the environment of UK
- Reduce energy bills upto 55%
- Improve the heating
Replace your old gas, oil, LPG or electric heating system with an energy-efficient Air Source Heat Pump. Through the Boiler Upgrade Scheme, eligible homeowners in England and Wales could receive up to £9,000 towards installation. Our specialists guide you through the entire process—from eligibility checks to application and installation.
Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) help homeowners across England and Wales understand their eligibility for government-backed heating grants and connect them with trusted MCS-certified installers. From your initial enquiry to installation, we aim to make the process straightforward and stress-free.
An Air Source Heat Pump (ASHP) is an energy-efficient heating system that captures heat from the outside air and uses it to provide central heating and hot water for your property. Even in colder temperatures, modern heat pumps can extract renewable heat from the air and transfer it indoors, helping to keep your home comfortable throughout the year.
Unlike traditional gas or oil boilers that burn fossil fuels, an Air Source Heat Pump uses electricity to move existing heat rather than generate it. This makes it a cleaner, lower-carbon heating solution that can help reduce your property’s environmental impact while improving energy efficiency.
As part of the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS), eligible homeowners and businesses in England and Wales may receive government funding towards the installation of a qualifying Air Source Heat Pump, helping to reduce the upfront cost of switching to renewable heating.
Reduces reliance on fossil fuels by using renewable heat from the outside air.
A correctly designed and installed system can improve heating efficiency and help reduce energy consumption.
Provides reliable space heating and hot water from a single energy-efficient system.
Eligible properties may receive financial support through the Boiler Upgrade Scheme.
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) is a government initiative that helps eligible property owners in England and Wales reduce the upfront cost of installing low-carbon heating systems. If you qualify, you could receive funding towards the installation of an Air Source Heat Pump, making it easier and more affordable to replace older gas, oil, LPG or electric heating systems.
The scheme is installer-led, meaning the grant is applied directly to your installation quote through an eligible MCS-certified installer. Our team can guide you through the eligibility process and help you understand the next steps.
Available towards the installation of eligible Air Source Heat Pumps under the Boiler Upgrade Scheme.
Higher grant funding is available for eligible off-gas-grid properties installing qualifying Air Source or Ground Source Heat Pumps.
Support towards qualifying Ground Source and Water Source Heat Pump installations.
Available for eligible rural off-gas-grid properties installing a qualifying biomass boiler.
Reduce your property's carbon footprint by switching from traditional fossil fuel heating to renewable energy.
Eligible homeowners may receive funding through the Boiler Upgrade Scheme to reduce installation costs.
Air Source Heat Pumps transfer renewable heat from the air, providing efficient heating and hot water throughout the year.
A single system provides reliable space heating and hot water for your home all year round.
We proudly help homeowners across England and Wales explore government funding through the Boiler Upgrade Scheme. Select your area below to learn more about Air Source Heat Pump installation, eligibility requirements and available grants in your location.
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Helping homeowners throughout the West Midlands access government funding for Air Source Heat Pump installations.
No, the grant amount will be deducted upfront by your installer from the quotation you receive.
No, the Boiler Upgrade Scheme is designed to help people move away from traditional boilers and towards low carbon heating systems.
No, the Boiler Upgrade Scheme is only available in England and Wales, so it isn't available in Scotland or Northern Ireland. However, there are alternative funding schemes you may be eligible for.
Scotland
The Home Energy Scotland Grant and Loan Scheme offers support for heat pumps, biomass boilers, and heat network connections, including:
Up to £15,000 for air source heat pumps, ground source heat pumps, and heat network connections (£7,500 grant + up to £7,500 interest-free loan). Eligible rural properties may receive an additional £1,500 grant.
Up to £15,000 for biomass boilers (£7,500 grant + up to £7,500 interest-free loan).
No, the grant is only available if you currently have a fossil fuel boiler or electric heating system and do not already have a heat pump.
Yes, you can still apply for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme if you've previously received funding for home improvements, such as through the Energy Company Obligation (ECO).
However, if your property has already received government funding for a heat pump or biomass boiler, you won't be eligible for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme. This also includes properties that benefited from the now-closed Green Homes Grant scheme.
New-build properties are not usually eligible for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme. However, if your home already had a fossil fuel boiler installed when you moved in, you may still qualify. Speak to your installer to discuss your eligibility.
Self-build properties may be eligible if:
You (or the original owner) built the property yourself or hired a builder to construct it.
The property has never been owned by a business.
You can provide evidence that the property is self-built, such as a copy of the title deeds.
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