Do you qualify for a First Time Central Heating or Boiler Grant?

Are you interested in an Air Source Heat Pump Grant?

Somebody living at property must be in receipt of qualifying benefits to apply for funding;

Please scroll down to see qualifying criteria before applying;

Working with the Energy Company Obligation Scheme that was launched in 2013, providing eligible homeowners and tenants with energy saving grants.

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Who qualifies for the ECO Scheme?

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To qualify for the UK government’s Energy Company Obligation Scheme (ECO), you must be in receipt of one of the following benefits:

Income based job seekers allowance (JSA)

Income Related Employment and Support Allowance (ESA)

Income Support (IS)

Pension Credit Guarantee Credit

Pension Credit Savings Credit

Working Tax Credits (WTC)

Child Tax Credits (CTC)

Universal Credit (UC)

Housing Benefit

Child Benefits (you must be below a household income threshold for this benefit; see table below)

*For First Time Central Heating applications your home must have never had Central Heating fitted (Homeowners and Tenants eligible).

**For gas boiler replacement your boiler must have been installed before 2005 (homeowners only).

“Economic Heating Solutions fitted a new Combi Boiler for me on short notice. They were friendly, polite, clean and their work was very neat. I will be using them again in the future.”

— Mr Danson, Wallasey

The Energy Company Obligation Scheme (ECO)

The UK government’s Energy Company Obligation Scheme (ECO) was introduced to help vulnerable homeowners and tenants across England, Scotland and Wales with the reduction of their energy bills, helping to reduce a property's carbon footprint. The government-backed grants available for energy saving measures on the ECO4 scheme are non-repayable free, or heavily subsidised. Here at Economic Heating Solutions we have been installing energy saving measures since the scheme began in 2013.