List your business in the UK's home energy installer directory.

Listing is free. Five-minute application.

Energy Pages routes single qualified enquiries to one named installer per postcode — not lead-spammed quotes shared with five companies. Homeowners arrive with their live EPC band, postcode, and grant eligibility already attached, so the brief lands ready for a meaningful first conversation. Every listing carries the installer's head office location, service coverage, accreditations, and the date we confirmed the company on the register that governs its trade — plus the certificate number where it can be independently verified. No anonymous quote forms, no spam economy.

Who can be listed

Installers: a firm that fits heating, insulation, solar panels, batteries or other energy equipment in people's homes, registered with the scheme that governs that work.

Commercial advisers: a consultancy that advises owners of commercial property on renewable energy. They sit on a separate list, because a homeowner looking for a fitter isn't looking for them.

Not listed: businesses that sell to installers rather than to homeowners, such as lead generation, bid writing, marketing and equipment supply. Every listing is a firm a homeowner can hire to do the work.

Your business

Certification

We check every applicant against the public register for the work they do — MCS for heat pumps, an electrical competent-person scheme (NICEIC, NAPIT, ELECSA or STROMA) for solar panels and batteries, Gas Safe for gas, OFTEC for oil heating, TrustMark for grant-funded insulation — and against Companies House. A listing that fails both checks is not published, and we publish only the details we have actually confirmed: a certificate number appears on a profile once we have seen it on the register, and not before.

MCS is only required for heat pumps. For solar panels and batteries your competent-person scheme is what gets you listed. If you're MCS-certified as well, give the number: an MCS installation is what lets your customer claim the Smart Export Guarantee and grants, and your profile says so either way.

What you install

Tick every product type you're certified for. At least one is required, unless you're applying as a commercial adviser.

Coverage

Contact

About your business

What's specific to you? Specialisms, training, any further accreditations and their registration numbers, typical projects.

Energy Pages checks every application before it is listed.