INSULATION GRANTS AVAILABLE
FOR HOMES IN COUNCIL TAX BANDS A-D WITH EPC D OR LESS

The Great British Insulation Scheme

The GBIS grants are targeting homes with a low energy effeciency rating in the low council tax bands.

Homes with with EPC ratings of D to G in council tax bands A to D will qualify for funding towards energy saving measures such as Cavity Wall Insulation.

Apply with us now for a survey and to get your home insulated using the GBIS grant.

The scheme runs from June 2023 to March 2026.

Apply below for GBIS if your home resembles:

  • EPC D or less

  • Council Tax bands A - D

  • Requires Cavity Wall Insulation

* Please be aware that the scheme may require upgrades to your ventilation that will chargeable.

* Within GBIS, we will only work with homes is these Post Code Regions : BH, SO, PO, GU and BN. Other restrictions apply.

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To find your EPC rating: https://www.gov.uk/find-energy-certificate

To find your council tax band: https://www.gov.uk/council-tax-bands

To get started and arrange a survey of your home please fill out the below:

Grant Eligibility Form For Cavity Wall Insulation

What is the Great British Insulation Scheme?

The Great British Insulation Scheme is a newly established government initiative designed to assist individuals in insulating their homes, enhancing energy efficiency, and reducing energy expenses. This program is set to launch in July 2023 and will operate until March 2026.

Formerly known as ECO+, this ambitious £1 billion scheme aims to aid approximately 300,000 households across the nation by covering a portion of the costs associated with installing new home insulation. By participating in the scheme, consumers can anticipate saving an estimated £300 to £400 annually on their energy bills.

The scheme will prioritize support for individuals with the lowest incomes while expanding assistance to a broader range of households residing in the least energy-efficient homes in the country. Specifically, this includes homes with an Energy Performance Certificate rating of D or below, as well as those falling within lower Council Tax bands (A-D in England and A-E in Scotland and Wales).

As a result, more people, particularly those facing financial difficulties, will have the opportunity to receive financial aid to enhance the energy efficiency of their homes. This, in turn, will effectively decrease household energy consumption and heating expenses.

Under this scheme, energy suppliers will be obligated to assist customers in reducing their heating bills by implementing energy efficiency measures like loft and cavity wall insulation. Depending on the specific measure and any property-related issues, the scheme may cover the entire cost of installation or offer insulation options at a reduced contribution.

The with the scheme now officially launched, households will be able to determine their eligibility by visiting GOV.UK or contacting a participating installers. Eligible individuals will then be contacted to arrange a comprehensive survey of their homes and coordinate the necessary installation procedures.