ECO Homes UK

100% FREE Government Backed Energy Saving Installations For Your Home

What Is The Governments ECO Scheme?

The UK Government’s Energy Company Obligation (ECO4) scheme is a dynamic energy efficiency program designed to tackle fuel poverty and drive down carbon emissions. Running through to 2026 and backed by the nation’s largest energy companies, this initiative is part of a broader push to make homes across the UK more energy-efficient.

ECO4 offers fully funded grants for a wide range of home improvements, transforming properties into eco-friendly havens. From cutting-edge heating systems to solar panels, the grants cover everything needed to boost energy performance. Whether it's upgrading gas boilers, installing air source heat pumps, or enhancing insulation with loft, cavity wall, or room-in-roof solutions, this scheme is making sustainable living more accessible than ever.

Get ready to experience a smarter, greener home.. without the price tag!

Applying for the ECO4 scheme is FREE!

and the grant will be applied for you by one of our approved Trustmark Installers.

Receive your Free energy upgrades in 5 simple steps..

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Apply for Free via one of our friendly door agents

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A member of our team will contact you soon after

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A Surveyor carries out an assessment on your property

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Your installation options will be discussed with you

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Your free energy saving measures will be installed

Do I qualify for the ECO4 or GBIS schemes?

To qualify for the ECO4 scheme and the Green Homes Grant Incentive Scheme (GBIS), homeowners and private tenants in England, Scotland, and Wales must meet specific criteria. Typically, the ECO4 scheme targets those in vulnerable situations or on low income, including individuals receiving certain benefits like Universal Credit, Pension Credit, or Child Tax Credit.

For GBIS, the focus is on households looking to make energy-saving improvements, with priority given to those in receipt of qualifying benefits, including low-income families, disabled individuals, or elderly residents. In both cases, the aim is to help reduce energy bills and improve home comfort while promoting a greener, more sustainable future.

These schemes provide grants to help cover the cost of energy efficiency upgrades such as insulation, heating systems, and low-carbon technologies, making it easier for eligible households to improve their living conditions without breaking the bank.