Do you qualify for an
Under floor Insulation Grant?
If your home has over 50% suspended floors, you may be eligible.
Receive a grant to insulate the suspended floors in your home..
Do you qualify?
- Homeowner with a low EPC
- Over 50% Suspended floors
- In receipt of a qualifying benefit*
*Certain benefits accepted, exclusions apply
If you are a homeowner with an EPC rating of E or below, you have over 50% suspended floors and are receive a qualifying benefit, you can apply for an insulation grant today!
Your Home
If you are a homeowner with an EPC rating of E or below and you receive one of the qualifying benefits you can apply for an Insulation grant from the government as part of the ECO4 scheme.
Your home must have over 50% suspended floors in order to qualify.
Your Benefits
The ECO scheme was set up with the intention of helping households on the lowest incomes to improve their energy efficiency and reduce their energy bills.
You must be in receipt of one of the following benefits to apply:
- Universal Credit
- Tax Credits (Child Tax Credits and Working Tax Credits)
- Pension Guarantee Credit
- Income-related Employment and Support Allowance
- Income-based Jobseekers Allowance
No benefits? You could still qualify under your local authority.
Apply for an insulation grant
Contact Us
All installations will be contracted to one of our approved ECO installers and Trustmark accredited contractors who will be in contact to discuss survey.
How Does the process work?
- We will confirm that you meet all the necessary criteria including an EPC rating of E or below
- We'll then check what benefits you currently receive, your annual household income as well as how many children are living in your home.
- We will also confirm your status (whether you own your own home)
- We will then discuss the next steps for installing your insulation grant
Having this information to hand will help us get your application processed a lot quicker.
Unsure if you have suspended floors?
Houses can have both solid and suspended timer floors.
An easy test for whether you have suspended floors is to jump or stamp on the floor and feel how the floor reacts. If there is any 'give' or vibration / echo, it's likely suspended floors.
If there is none and the ground is hard, this indicates solid flooring.
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