Qualifying park-home owners can receive an eligible heat-pump installation fully funded through the Boiler Upgrade Secheme offer, with no customer contribution for an approved standard installation.
Free offer applies to qualifying park-home owners and approved standard installations. Eligibility, technical survey and scheme rules apply.
BUS support towards an eligible air-to-water or ground-source heat pump.
BUS support towards an eligible air-to-water or ground-source heat pump.
No customer contribution for an approved standard installation under this offer.
Our offer is for qualifying park-home owners whose approved standard heat-pump installation can be delivered with no customer contribution through the Boiler Upgrade Scheme voucher route.
For qualifying park-home owners, the BUS voucher and our approved offer cover the eligible standard installation cost.
Important: The free Park Home heat-pump offer is funded through the Boiler Upgrade Scheme voucher route and remains subjkect to property eligibility and an approved technical survey.
The no-contribution offer is confirmed after scheme checks and a technical survey.
For qualifying owners with an approved standard installation under this offer.
Share the postcode, ownership details and current heating type.
We review likely Boiler Upgrade Scheme eligibility and explain the next step.
A survey checks heat loss, siting, electrical supply and heating design.
The voucher-funded standard installation is confirmed before you decide whether to proceed.
Speak with Energy Efficient You Ltd for a property-specific assessment. There is no obligation to proceed.
It can be. Eligible Park Home owners may have the heat pump and installation fully covered by available government funding, subject to eligibility and survey requirements.
No. Receiving benefits is not necessarily required for a Park Home heat pump grant, but you must meet the specific eligibility requirements of the funding scheme.
Your MCS-certified heating installer applies for the BUS voucher on your behalf, then claims the grant after the eligible installation is completed.
Non-standard work may affect eligibility or the total installation cost. An installer should assess your Park Home and confirm which work the funding can cover.

