Replacing oil or LPG heating?
For eligible air-to-water or ground source heat pump installations where the property has no mains gas connection.
The £1,500 uplift is available until 31 March 2027, subject to current scheme rules.
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme could help towards the cost of upgrading to a more energy-efficient heat pump heating solution.
Not means tested · No benefits requiredIllustrative heat pump installation. Your survey confirms the equipment and design suitable for your property.
The grant is applied to your installation quote by the installer. The amount depends on your current heating, property and proposed heat pump.
For eligible air-to-water or ground source heat pump installations where the property has no mains gas connection.
The £1,500 uplift is available until 31 March 2027, subject to current scheme rules.
Towards an eligible air-to-water or ground source heat pump installation, subject to the property and system meeting scheme requirements.
Our team will help you check which funding route applies.
Explore a heat pump designed for your home, with the eligible BUS grant deducted from your installation quote.
Check Your Eligibility →Illustrative installation. Your survey confirms equipment, design and costs.
One grant per property. This page focuses on air-to-water and ground source systems. Different rates and conditions apply to air-to-air heat pumps and biomass boilers.
BUS is not means tested. You do not need to receive benefits to apply.
Check Your Eligibility →Social housing, most new builds and installations already supported by public funding for the same heat pump are excluded. Hybrid systems and replacements of existing low-carbon heating do not qualify. Eligible self-build properties have separate criteria. Private tenants can enquire with their landlord’s involvement.
A heat pump moves heat from the air or ground into your home. The survey considers heat loss, radiator sizes, hot water storage, electrical supply and the space needed for equipment.
A well-designed system can use less electricity than direct electric heating. Your running costs depend on your home, energy tariff and how the system is used.
The grant reduces the installation cost. Your written quote will show the funding, approved work and any balance payable before you agree to proceed.
£0 contribution on standard qualifying installations. Energy Efficient You Ltd offers fully funded air source heat pump installations where the full agreed cost is covered. Your survey and written quote confirm whether your property qualifies.
Any additional works or optional upgrades carrying a charge are explained for you to review and agree before installation.
Interest-free credit may be available where applicable, subject to eligibility and finance terms.
Illustrative heat pump installation. Equipment and layout depend on survey.
Complete our form with your property and current heating details. Choose Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS).
The installer assesses suitability and explains the proposed heating system.
Review the grant discount, installation scope and any customer contribution.
An MCS-certified installer handles the voucher application. The owner confirms consent before the approved installation proceeds.
Ask about our fully funded indoor heat pump offer for eligible flats in the Midlands, North East and North West of England. No contribution for the approved installation, subject to assessment.
Homeowners and landlords can enquire. Private tenants need the owner’s permission and involvement. The indoor system uses external air vents rather than a separate outdoor unit; your survey checks space, airflow and hot water arrangements.
Explore indoor heat pumps →Our BUS-funded park home offer covers an approved standard heat pump installation with no customer contribution for qualifying owners in England and Wales.
No benefits requirement. We check ownership, existing heating, grant history and space for the system. A technical survey and written quote confirm the work covered and any non-standard requirements.
Explore the park home offer →A survey establishes the right design and the work required.
Our assessment considers heating demand, radiators and pipework, hot water storage, the electrical supply, siting and any permissions needed.
Before work starts, review the proposed system, your grant discount and a written installation specification. After installation, the installer commissions the system and explains its controls.
Insulation and other home improvements are not automatically covered by BUS. If further work is needed, we explain the scope and any costs.
Read about our air source heat pump offer →BUS supports eligible low-carbon heating upgrades. The heat pump offer on this page is for replacing your current heating with a qualifying heat pump.
No. The installer claims the voucher and deducts it from the installation price.
No. BUS is not means tested. Property ownership and installation eligibility checks still apply.
Yes, eligible property owners can apply for privately rented properties. Tenants should involve their landlord before progressing.
No. Eligibility for BUS and eligibility for our fully funded offer are separate checks. £0 contribution applies where the full agreed cost of a standard qualifying installation is covered. Your written quote confirms this.
Previous support for insulation does not automatically prevent a BUS application. We check the grant history and current scheme rules for your property.
Savings vary with the heating system being replaced, property insulation, system design, energy tariff and use. Ask for an estimate tailored to your home.
Tell us about your current heating and our team will help you explore the next steps.