How the Tool Works
Postcode in, real grants out
In England and Wales, Energy Pages looks up your home’s certificate on the live MHCLG register. In every nation it checks your answers against the published rules of the schemes that run there, and shows what you might qualify for.
Data sources, read 4 November 2026: EPC bands from the MHCLG energy performance register (England and Wales) · scheme rules from each scheme’s own pages, listed under the figures below. Energy Pages is an independent information service, not affiliated with any government department.
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Live EPC lookup
Your home’s current band from the live MHCLG EPC register, in England and Wales. In Scotland, the Scottish EPC Register holds it; in Northern Ireland, GOV.UK’s certificate search.
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Scheme match
Your home checked against the published rules of each scheme in your nation.
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Priority order
Schemes sorted by funding value and how well your property fits each one.
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Local schemes
Local council energy support flagged so you know to check it with your council.
What the check shows you
Your EPC band
- Live band from the MHCLG register, England and Wales
- Address on the certificate
- When it was lodged
- Shown as Unknown when no certificate is lodged
- In Scotland and Northern Ireland, a link to the register that holds it
Schemes matched
- Schemes that run in your nation
- Matched to your EPC band and answers
- Published scheme maximums, not a personal award
- A link to each official scheme
Next steps
- Sorted by how well your home fits
- What each scheme covers
- Connect with a certified installer
- Installer or scheme confirms eligibility
How the service works
Free information service connecting you with a certified installer.
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Check eligibility
Free assessment, no obligation
Answer a few quick questions to see which schemes your property may qualify for, and which run in your nation.
- All major schemes covered
- Instant results
- No name, email or phone needed for the check
- Contact details only if you ask for an installer, to pass to one matched installer
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Connect with installers
Certified, local professionals
Energy Pages routes you to one certified installer in your area, who handles the grant application where the scheme allows it.
- Certified professionals
- Local to your area
- Free quotes and assessments
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Get the work done
Professional installation, funded as the scheme sets out
The installer handles the grant application and the paperwork. The scheme, supplier or council decides what it funds — never this site.
- All paperwork handled for you
- Professional installation
- Government quality standards
- Free information service
- No charges, no hidden fees
- Certified network only
- Every installer verified on their public register
- Latest grant information
- Up-to-date schemes and rates for 2026
Figures
What the main schemes pay
Figures from the schemes' own published rules.
- Free Upgrades for eligible owner-occupiers under the Warm Homes: Local Grant, England only — the council arranges and pays for the work
- £7,500 Heat pump under the Boiler Upgrade Scheme
- £16,600 + £16,600 Per-home cost caps under Warm Homes: Local Grant, England only, averaged across a council's whole project — not a sum a household can claim
Sources, read 4 November 2026: Boiler Upgrade Scheme, GOV.UK · Warm Homes: Local Grant, GOV.UK and its policy guidance (updated 2 July 2026, the cost caps) · ECO4, Ofgem. Eligibility depends on your circumstances. Northern Ireland runs its own schemes.
Certifications held by the installer network
Every installer in the network holds the relevant industry certification for the work they do. Energy Pages is an independent information service — not a certified installer.
- MCS Microgeneration Certification
- TrustMark Approved
- Gas Safe Registered
- CIGA Approved
Explore the schemes and tools
Guides to the main schemes and the tools beside them. ECO4 is an obligation on energy suppliers, not a grant; the Boiler Upgrade Scheme and the Warm Homes: Local Grant are government grants.
- Ends 31 December 2026 ECO4 — insulation and heating An obligation on energy suppliers to fund measures for qualifying households in England, Scotland and Wales; each supplier decides what it funds. The work has to be finished by 31 December. GBIS closed 31 March 2026.
- £7,500 grant Heat pump grants Boiler Upgrade Scheme for England and Wales.
- Free tool Savings calculator Calculate potential savings from energy efficiency improvements.
- England · two caps of £16,600 Warm Homes Plan The government's plan for upgrading homes. Its main household route is the Warm Homes: Local Grant — England only, arranged and paid for by your council, under two per-home cost caps of £16,600.