Find out in about 2 minutes whether your home qualifies for the government’s £9,000 heat pump grant for oil and LPG homes. If it does, we introduce you to one named local installer — never a list.
How it works
Start with your postcode. We look up your home's energy records and ask a handful of questions. You see your result before we ask for any contact details.
Your Warmth Report shows the £9,000 grant applied, your likely cost after it, and what you'd save each year — every figure sourced.
We introduce one MCS-certified installer, by name, only after you say yes. They survey, quote, and handle the grant paperwork — £9,000 comes straight off the bill.
What the numbers say
A heat pump gives you 3 to 4 units of heat for every unit of electricity — an oil boiler gives you less than one for every unit of oil it burns.
£9,000
off an air source heat pump for oil and LPG homes, paid straight to your installer (£7,500 for other fuels)
Source: Ofgem, Boiler Upgrade SchemeGrant increased 21 July 2026 for oil & LPG homes (Ofgem)
49,136
homes had used the grant by March 2025 — 97% chose an air source heat pump
Source: Ofgem annual report, 2025£650 a year
typical running-cost saving for a medium-sized home switching from oil
Source: Nesta research, April 2026Homeowners first
“One company rang me — the one Rewarm named first. The grant came off the quote before I paid a penny.”
“I'd ignored every heat pump advert for two years, expecting ten phone calls. This was one installer, named up front, and my choice to say yes.”
“Our tank cost £2,140 to fill last year. From first check to switch-on took five weeks, and the paperwork was done for us.”
Who qualifies, what the £9,000 covers, how it reaches your installer, and the questions worth asking anyone who quotes you — sources linked throughout.
Plain answers
Very likely, if you own your home in England or Wales and you're replacing an oil, LPG, electric or coal system with a heat pump. Oil and LPG homes get £9,000; other fuels get £7,500. There is no income test. Our 2-minute check gives you a clear yes or no, with the reasons.
Yes. It's the government's Boiler Upgrade Scheme, administered by Ofgem. It rose to £9,000 for oil and LPG homes on 21 July 2026; homes on other fuels get £7,500. The grant is paid to your installer, who takes it off your quote — you only ever see the reduced price.
Usually, when it's sized properly. Your installer carries out a room-by-room heat-loss survey before anything is fixed, so you'll know exactly what your home needs — radiator sizes included — before you commit to anything.
Nothing. If you go ahead, your installer pays us a fixed introduction fee. We tell you the amount, and it does not change the price you pay.
One company, and we name them before we share anything. You approve the introduction first — "May we introduce you to Blackwood Heating Ltd?" — and only then do they receive your details. One named installer — never a list.
We say so plainly and point you to what's worth doing instead — insulation support, other schemes, or the questions to ask if you buy without a grant. No dead ends, and we don't keep your details unless you ask us to.
About 2 minutes. No account, no obligation — and your result comes before we ask who you are.
One named installer — never a list.Free for homeowners · England and Wales · No cold calls