Independent. Not affiliated with GOV.UK, Ofgem, MCS or any installer.
Independent. Not affiliated with GOV.UK, Ofgem, MCS or any installer.
A certified installer surveys the home, names the grant category and shows it as a deduction. This form emails the site. It does not pass your details to an installer.
Send the country, the fuel and the heat pump type. The form emails this site. It does not name an installer.
Two prices are only comparable when they describe the same job. Ask each installer to write the same three lines.
Heat pump
The type on the quote
Air-to-water, ground source, or air-to-air
Grant row
The category they expect
Including whether oil or LPG changes it
Balance
The price after that grant
Shown as a deduction, not a promise
The form collects the country, the heating, the heat pump type, and how to reply. A security check runs on the server before any email is sent. Independent. Not affiliated with GOV.UK, Ofgem, MCS or any installer.
Leads are not for sale. The installer page says when that would change, and the privacy page says what the email contains.
Read what a quote must contain and run the readiness checklist. The grant checker on the homepage shows the row those quotes should be using. It does not reserve the money.
No. It emails this site after the security check. We will name any installer before a lead is shared, and that consent box will start unticked.
This is a guide, not a decision. Your installer applies and Ofgem decides.
Two quotes that both include a visit. Ask each installer to write the heat pump type, the grant row they expect to use, and the balance you would pay.
Use Home Energy Scotland. This form is for the England and Wales grant, and Scottish enquiries are not sold as leads.
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.