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Grants available on Affordable Warmth Obligation (HHCRO)
Also known as the Home Heat Cost Reduction Obligation, this obligation provides free boiler and insulation grants to those who receive certain means-tested benefits. It aims to reduce fuel poverty amongst low-income households by ensuring that heat is generated as efficiently as possible and is prevented from escaping from the home.
To qualify for ECO grants, there are certain benefit related criteria the customer must meet. If the customer receives one of the following benefits then they may be eligible for a grant to help fund an ECO measure.
Qualifying Benefits:
15 Successful years
in business.
Boiler Replacement / Radiators
Eco Assist ensures all our Residential, and Commercial water boilers comply with British Manufacturing Standards. Using only Gas Safe engineers to carry out our installations, all work is guaranteed.
If your boiler is old or has a low-efficiency rating, contact the Eco Assist on 0330 043 2218 today to see what boiler would be best for your home and save you money. Our installations comply with British Standards and we work in partnership with the best boiler manufacturers using only certified installers.
What is the ‘Free Boiler Scheme’?
The Free Boiler Scheme aims to reduce the UK’s energy consumption by providing homes across England, Scotland, and Wales with new, energy-efficient boilers. Vulnerable homeowners can benefit from this scheme to boost the energy efficiency of their homes.
If your Gas or LPG boiler is more than 5 years old and you receive a qualifying benefit, you may be entitled to a brand-new A-rated boiler grant.The Energy Company Obligation (ECO) was approved by the UK Parliament in 2012 and is formed of 3 obligations: Affordable Warmth, Carbon Saving Community, and Carbon Saving.
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Under Floor Insulation
Our commercial To identify if you have a checked floor you need to estimate whether there is a void under your floorboards and the floorboards themselves are ceasing over support. This void can cause a lot of heat loss if it’s not addressed so filling this void with floor insulation such as insulation roll or insulation board can minimize home bills and make your home more comfortable too.
Suspended floor insulation is the most comfortable fit when there is a vault or basement under the home. This should give an easy way to the void below the support, so insulation can be fixed in place using covering material. insulation slab or insulation board can be resistance fit into the strips so that the insulation stays put whilst insulation netting is rolled out and fixed at each joist just for some extra support.
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Internal Wall Insulation
An uninsulated cavity wall can be responsible for up to 35% heat loss in your home. By insulating your home you will relieve the pressure on your heating system and reduce the amount of energy you use.
Cavities which have been ineffectively or partially filled historically can also be topped up to improve their efficiency. Government grants are available for loft and cavity wall insulation – we can access these on your behalf. Contact our team to see how we can help!
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Room In The Roof Insulation (Attic)
Room in Roof Insulation (Attic Insulation) also known as Roof Space Insulation is defined as a room in the roof area with fixed staircase and 1 or more windows. Room in Roofs usually have no insulation within the walls which can cause large amounts of heat loss in your home. Insulating a smooth roof is a job that must be done during construction. Retrofitting room in roof insulation is a complex task and often a dirty one that involves pulling up the insulating layer that destroys off the deck to put room in roof insulation beneath. You will be incapable to pass your building or extension for required adjustments without room in roof insulation.
Room in Roof’s can now also be insulated using quality spray foam. Check out our Spray Foam Insulation page for more information.
• Traps heat in your home.
• Helps prevent uncomfortable temperatures in summer.
• Reduces energy bills.
• Improves your properties EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) and value.
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Loft Insulation
Before insulating a loft or a loft alteration it’s necessary to note the following to determine how and what you use to insulate a loft. It’ll help you to better explain what finish you might be looking to do, particularly when you’re opting for a loft conversion. In any respect, any project in the loft should be first and leading to increasing the energy efficiency of the house overall.
If you’re looking to insulate a ceiling or for roof insulation, you need to know if you want a warm roof or a cold roof. A warm roof is a roof that has insulation in the loft walls and floor, meaning that the loft space is insulated. A cold roof is a roof that has insulation just on the floor of the loft, insulating the space below but leaving the loft space uninsulated. Picking between a warm or cold roof is usually dependent on whether you’re thinking to use the loft space or not.
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Solar Panels
Solar PV converts sunlight into electricity, providing savings on electricity bills and reducing carbon emissions.
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Air Source Heat Pump
Utilising the air around your property and converting it into fuel to help generate heat for your radiators and water.
Have greater and remote control over your heating
Free Smart Heating Controls
If you’re a homeowner or residential landlord you can apply for a Green Homes Grant towards the cost of installing energy efficient improvements to your home. The following smart heating control measures are covered by the grant schemes.
• Hot water tank thermostat
• Hot water tank insulation
• Heating controls
• Appliance thermostats
• Smart heating controls
• Zone controls
• Intelligent delayed start thermostat
• Thermostatic radiator valves
Smart heating control are a new bit of kit that connects your heating system or appliance to the internet, letting you change the temperature or switch your heating off on your smartphone or other device from anywhere.
SOLID / EXTERNAL WALL INSULATION
Free Wall Insulation
Solid walls are usually notoriuosly bad for retaining heat, typically allowing twice as much heat to escape as cavity walls. Solid walls can usually be insulated either by applying high density insulation material internally, externally or both.
If you’re unsure whether your walls have a cavity in them you can usually check by either looking at the pattern of bricks or by measuring the thickness of the walls next to a door or window:
If the thickness of the wall is 260mm or greater, the wall probably has a cavity.
If the brickwork is exposed, look at the brick pattern. If the bricks are all oblong, laid end-to-end then the wall is likely to have a cavity. If some of the bricks are laid with the square end facing, the wall is likely to be solid. If the wall is stone, it is likely to be solid. Eco Assist estimates that an annual saving of £460 is achieved on an average detached house in the UK.
Under the current ECO scheme, you can qualify for Solid Wall Insulation for free if you’re eligible to improve your home’s energy efficiency. Check if you are eligible. Call Us HERE
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We Have Agreements with Selected Local Authorities Throughout the UK to Offer Our Customers Access To The ‘Flexible Eligibility Scheme’ (LA FLEX) to offer homeowners, whether on benefits or not, access to the Government backed ECO scheme.
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