For installers: how leads will work
The quote form emails this site. Homeowner details are not passed to an installer, and nothing is for sale on this page.
Key takeaways
- The quote form emails this site. It does not send a lead.
- A future lead will name the installer and use an unticked consent box.
- We do not buy or sell Scottish enquiries.
- Finance referrals are out of scope.
What happens now
Homeowners can check the grant and read the cost range. The quote form emails this site after a server-side security check. It does not email an installer. We want a signed installer, and a separate unticked consent box that names them, before any lead is shared.
If you want to talk, email hello@checkheatpumpgrant.co.uk. Say where you install, which technologies you are certified for, and what you pay for a lead today. Published ranges in the trade press are a hypothesis, not our price list.
What a lead would include
A future form will name the installer, describe what will be shared, and leave the consent box unticked. We will keep the wording the visitor saw. Postcodes outside England and Wales will not be sold. We will not dress the site up as the scheme or as the certification body.
We will not sell a lead we would not be happy to explain on the disclosure page.
Local data
County pages are not published. If we write one, it will need real coverage and a real installer, plus 400 words that are about that county. A scraped directory is not the plan, and the register’s data terms have to be read first.
Sharing anonymous price ranges, with permission, is more useful to readers than a list of logos.
Sources
- Ofgem: Boiler Upgrade Scheme for property owners
- Ofgem: Boiler Upgrade Scheme for installers
- Ofgem: Boiler Upgrade Scheme property owner guidance (April 2026)
- GOV.UK: Notice of approved grant categories and values (updated 29 September 2026)
- GOV.UK: Apply for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme — what you can get
- GOV.UK: Apply for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme
Reviewed by

UK Heat Pump & Funding Specialist
MCIBSE and MCS certified retrofit specialist. Director of Thomson and Sons Low Carbon Consulting Firm Ltd, specialising in heat pump retrofits since 2005.
