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Grant application assistance

Expert help navigating the complex world of energy grant applications. We connect you with certified professionals and provide step-by-step guidance to optimise your success.

Why use our service?

High rejection rate without help

Most grant applications fail due to incomplete documentation, eligibility errors, or poor installer selection.

Complex requirements

Each grant scheme has different forms, deadlines, and eligibility criteria that change frequently.

Installer network required

Success depends on working with certified installers who understand the grant processes.

Our process

1

Eligibility assessment

Comprehensive review of your property and circumstances against all available schemes.

2

Certified installer match

Connect with certified installers experienced in your specific grant applications.

3

Application support

Guidance through documentation, forms, and submission processes to optimise approval chances.

4

Follow-up & support

Ongoing support through the installation process and grant payment claims.

Available grant assistance

Insulation & heating

ECO4 applications

Support with Energy Company Obligation applications, including working out whether you meet the criteria and finding an installer. ECO4 ends on 31 December 2026 and the work must be finished by then. Meeting the criteria is not a guarantee — a supplier decides whether to fund the job.

  • Income verification guidance
  • Property assessment coordination
  • Installer selection assistance
  • Application form completion

Heat pumps

Boiler Upgrade Scheme

Expert help with £7,500 heat pump grants through the Boiler Upgrade Scheme for England and Wales.

  • Installer register verification
  • System sizing guidance
  • Grant application submission
  • Payment claim support

England

Warm Homes: Local Grant

England only — not Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland. Councils fund insulation and low-carbon heating under two per-home cost caps of £16,600, and those caps are averaged across the council's whole project rather than paid to you. Owner-occupiers and private tenants on £36,000 a year or less, in an EPC D to G home, may qualify; the council decides. The application starts on GOV.UK, which passes you to your council.

  • Income threshold verification
  • Multi-measure planning
  • Solar + heating combinations
  • Extended support process

Council route

Local Authority FLEX

Councils in England, Wales and Scotland may refer households for funded insulation and heating work under Flexible Eligibility, even where nobody in the home is on a qualifying benefit. Taking part is optional for each council, and the council decides whether to refer you.

  • Council liaison services
  • Vulnerability assessments
  • Referral applications
  • Combined scheme strategies

Scotland

Scottish schemes

Specialist support for Scottish Government funding including Warmer Homes Scotland.

  • Scottish installer networks
  • Home Energy Scotland liaison
  • Combined funding strategies
  • Rural area specialists

Appeals

Rejected applications

Help with appeal processes and alternative funding options for previously rejected applications.

  • Rejection reason analysis
  • Appeal process guidance
  • Alternative scheme identification
  • Reapplication strategies

How our service works

1

Free assessment

Complete our detailed property and eligibility questionnaire online or over the phone.

2

Custom strategy

Receive a tailored action plan with specific grant recommendations and next steps.

3

Expert connections

Connect with certified installers and grant specialists in your area.

4

Ongoing support

Guidance through application, installation, and grant payment processes.

Start your grant application today

Free assessment · expert guidance · no upfront costs

By submitting, you agree Energy Pages can share your details with one matched installer, certified for the work you have asked about, so they can contact you about your enquiry. Your details go to that installer only.

Frequently asked questions

Is your service really free?

Yes. The assessment and the grant guidance cost you nothing, and there is nothing to pay at any stage. Installer enquiries are passed on free at present — the answer below sets out how the site does earn.

How do you make money?

Not from you, and not from grant administrators — Ofgem, councils and the Housing Executive pay Energy Pages nothing, and an earlier version of this answer wrongly said they did. Installer enquiries are passed on free at present. The site earns from affiliate commission on a small number of marked links, and intends to charge installers for leads in future; if that starts, it will be said here. How Energy Pages makes money.

Can you guarantee grant approval?

No one can guarantee grants, but our process significantly improves your chances by ensuring proper documentation, installer selection, and application submission.

How long does the process take?

Initial assessment takes 24–48 hours. Grant applications typically take 2–8 weeks to process, depending on the scheme and time of year.

What if my application is rejected?

We provide appeal guidance and help identify alternative schemes or reapplication strategies. Many rejections can be successfully appealed with proper support.

Are your installers certified?

Every installer partner is certified for the work they do - MCS for renewables, Gas Safe and OFTEC for heating, TrustMark for grant-funded insulation - and experienced with government grant schemes. We verify credentials on the public registers and check customer reviews regularly.

Important

This is an independent application assistance service. We are not affiliated with government departments or grant schemes. All grant eligibility and approval decisions are made by the relevant authorities. We provide guidance and connections to optimise your application success rate.