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Tick what you already know. The list stays in your browser. It does not book a survey or decide a grant.
Send the country, the fuel and the heat pump type. The form emails this site. It does not name an installer.
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This is a guide, not a decision. Your installer applies and Ofgem decides.
A useful quote request says where the home is, who owns it, what heats it now, and which heat pump is being asked about. Those four facts are enough for an installer to say whether a survey is worth booking.
Place and owner
England or Wales, and who owns it
Scotland and Northern Ireland use other schemes
Fuel and system
Oil, LPG, coal, gas or electric
Plus air-to-water, ground source or air-to-air
Still not a decision
Survey, then Ofgem
The checklist does not reserve a grant
People ask for quotes before they know the fuel or the heat pump type, and the replies are then hard to compare. The list is a pause before that. It does not store an account and it does not contact an installer.
When the boxes you care about are ticked, use the quote form. That form emails this site after a security check. It does not pass the details to an installer.
| Country | England or Wales for this grant |
| Role | Owner, landlord, or tenant asking the owner |
| System | Current fuel and heat pump type |
| Visit | A survey, not a remote guess |
| Grant row | The category the installer expects |
| Balance | The price after that grant |
A complete checklist is not a heat-loss calculation. The installer still has to see the radiators, the cylinder space, the electrics and where the unit can sit. Read what a quote must contain before you pay a deposit. This is a guide, not a decision. Your installer applies and Ofgem decides.
No. The ticks stay in your browser. Nothing is sent when you check a box.
You need the country, who owns the home, the current fuel, and whether the system is a hybrid or a new build. The other lines are there so a quote request is specific.
Yes, to see what is missing. The grant is applied for by an installer on behalf of the owner, so a tenant still has to involve the landlord.
This is a guide, not a decision. Your installer applies and Ofgem decides.
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.