- MIDLANDS
- NORTH EAST
- NORTH WEST
Free Indoor Heat Pumps for Electrically Heated Flats
Fully funded. No customer contribution.
Upgrade your flat’s electric heating with Energy Efficient You Ltd. Our offer provides a fully funded indoor heat pump installation for eligible flats through the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS).
No contribution is required for the approved installation covered by this offer.
Subject to property suitability, scheme eligibility, funding availability and written confirmation of the installation scope.
Example indoor heat pump installation. Final equipment is confirmed after survey.
Free installation
The approved installation is fully funded under our offer, with no customer contribution.
For electrically heated flats
Find out whether your current electric heating can be replaced with a suitable indoor heat pump system.
Support with your application
We help you check suitability and guide you through the installer-led BUS process.
Who can apply?
This offer is aimed at electrically heated flats. Final approval depends on both the property and the proposed heat pump installation.
- Homeowners: enquire about a flat you own.
- Landlords: enquire about an eligible privately rented flat.
- Private tenants: contact us to discuss the offer; the property owner must authorise and participate in the application.
- Existing heating: the flat must currently use electric heating.
- Location: this offer covers the Midlands, North East and North West of England. Call with your postcode to check availability.
- Suitability: the system and installation must meet current BUS requirements and pass a property survey
You do not need to receive benefits to qualify for BUS. This is a heating upgrade offer with its own property and installation checks. Contact us if you are unsure about your EPC or heating system.
Social housing and most new-build properties are excluded from BUS. Properties that have already received public funding for the same heat pump installation are also excluded. We check the applicable requirements before progressing your application.
Indoor heat pumps for electrically heated flats
An indoor air-to-water heat pump transfers heat from outside air into a water-based heating system, while the main heat pump unit is installed inside your home. It can be an option for flats where space for an outdoor unit is limited.
Suitable indoor systems use inlet and outlet ducts through the external wall rather than a separate outdoor heat pump unit. The survey checks airflow, duct routes, positioning and any permissions needed.
Designed for your space
Available space, access and the flat’s heating demand determine the appropriate unit and installation layout.
Efficient heating
A correctly designed heat pump can reduce the electricity needed for heating compared with direct electric resistance heaters. Actual savings depend on your home and tariff.
Hot water options
With a suitable cylinder, an air-to-water system can also supply domestic hot water. Your survey confirms the arrangements.
What the survey checks
The assessment considers heat loss, electrical supply, suitable radiators or other heat emitters, hot water storage, ventilation, noise and maintenance access. The proposed equipment and installation scope are explained before you proceed.
A property survey helps establish the right installation for your flat.
A system suited to your flat
Our assessment considers available space, noise, electrical supply, maintenance access and any permissions required. We explain the proposed design before you agree to proceed.
Heat pumps can use less electricity than direct electric resistance heating to deliver the same amount of heat. Actual running costs depend on the system, your tariff, the flat’s insulation and how you use the heating.
The £7,500 Boiler Upgrade Scheme voucher
Eligible air-to-water heat pump installations, including qualifying indoor air-to-water systems, can receive a £7,500 BUS voucher. Under our fully funded offer, the voucher is applied towards the approved installation and you pay no contribution.
The £7,500 amount applies to eligible air-to-water systems. Other technologies have different grant amounts, so we confirm your proposed system and voucher eligibility during the survey.
The voucher is claimed by the installer and deducted from your quote. It is not a cash payment to you.
How to apply for your voucher and free installation
- Click Apply Now! Complete our website eligibility form with your contact details, address, ownership status and current electric heating information.
- Speak to our team. We check the initial details. Private tenants need their landlord’s involvement and permission.
- Arrange a property survey. The installer checks the heat demand, proposed equipment, hot water arrangements and installation requirements.
- Review your written quote. The quote shows the eligible £7,500 voucher discount, the approved installation scope and £0 customer contribution under this offer.
- The installer applies to Ofgem. An MCS-certified installer submits the BUS voucher application on the property owner’s behalf.
- The owner confirms consent. Respond to Ofgem’s request to confirm the application and complete any required identity checks.
- Installation and voucher redemption. Once approved, the installer completes and commissions the system within the voucher’s validity period, then submits the required evidence to claim the grant.
Frequently asked questions
No. Eligible installations approved under this offer are fully funded, with no customer contribution. The written quote confirms the scope and £0 contribution before installation.
No. BUS eligibility is not based on receiving benefits. The property, ownership arrangements and proposed installation must meet the scheme requirements.
You can enquire, but your landlord or property owner needs to authorise the work and participate in the BUS application. Installation cannot proceed without the necessary permissions.
No. Eligibility depends on the technology, product certification and installation. We check the proposed system against the current requirements during the assessment.
An indoor air-to-water system can supply hot water when fitted with a suitable domestic hot water cylinder. Your survey confirms the cylinder requirements and approved installation scope.
The indoor systems offered are designed without a separate outdoor heat pump unit. Air inlet and outlet vents are still required. Your survey confirms the design and any necessary permissions.
No. The approved installation is fully funded, but the heat pump uses electricity. You remain responsible for energy bills and any ongoing costs explained in your proposal.
This offer covers the Midlands, North East and North West of England. Contact our team with your postcode to confirm local installation availability.
Find out if your flat qualifies
Ask Energy Efficient You Ltd about a fully funded indoor heat pump with no customer contribution.
Subject to property survey, current BUS eligibility, funding availability and written confirmation. The no-contribution offer covers the approved installation scope.
