Room
In
Roof
Insulation
An uninsulated home, around a quarter of all heat lost is through the roof area. With the addition of room in roof insulation, you could save up to £580 on energy bills a year, depending on your house type.
Save on energy bills with Loft Insulation
Room in roof insulation is designed to reduce your energy bills and make an attic or loft room comfortably warm. This type of insulation is ideal if you intend to use your roof space as a liveable space. Roof insulation can also protect against the possibility of your tank or pipes bursting in cold weather.
As part of the Energy Companies Obligation (ECO) scheme, the full cost of your new room in roof insulation could be covered by a home insulation grant. The scheme helps many older properties built with loft room space to reduce home heating bills and minimise their carbon footprint.
What is Room In Roof Insulation?
A room in roof, also known as an attic room, is defined by the presence of a fixed staircase to access the room. Many older properties that were originally built with a room in roof space were either not insulated or insulated using inadequate materials. By insulating your room in roof space, you can save money on your energy bills.
A layer of the thermal laminate board and plaster will be applied to the walls and sloping ceiling, ready to be insulated with thick earth wool and tightly secured with netting. Your additional living space then becomes warm and comfortable all year round.
Get your grant today
Do you want a warmer house and cheaper energy bills? Who doesn’t! Apply now for your Heating & Insulation Grant and see how much you could save. If your not sure you’re eligible apply now and we can help.
Heat The Home do all the hard work from checking your eligibility to organising the surveyors & installers. All you have to do is get in touch today.
How do I know if I am eligible?
To apply for an ECO Grant and be able to have building work carried out on your property for free, you need to meet certain criteria. If you are applying for a first-time central heating grant you must be a homeowner or live in a private rental.
We are with you every step of the way. As long as your home has no record as ever having had any type of central heating, you are a homeowner or a tenant in a private rental, and anyone in your household is in receipt of one of the qualifying benefits, we can help you.
If you are in privately rented accommodation, the eligibility is based on your situation, not your landlords, though you will need your landlord’s permission to have the work carried out.
- Income-related Employment and Support Allowance (ESA)
- Income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA)
- Income Support (IS)
- Pension Credit Guarantee Credit (PCGC)
- Working Tax Credit (WTC)
- Child Tax Credit (CTC)
- Universal Credit (UC)
- Housing Benefit
- Pension Credit Savings Credit (PCSC)
- Child Benefit
We are to help you, apply now for one of the First Time Central Heating Grants and enjoy a warm cosy home
What other energy saving grants are available?
Improve your home energy efficiency today
Internal Wall Insulation
You could apply for free internal wall insulation today. We can help to check if you meet the requirements
Cavity Wall Insulation
Save money and enjoy a warmer house. Your cavity wall insulation grant is waiting for you to claim it today.
First Time Central Heating
If your home does not currently have central heating and is heated by another method, then you may qualify for a Central Heating Grant.
Loft Insulation
Reducing the amount of heat lost from your home lowers your carbon footprint and your energy bills.
We are to help you, apply now for one of the First Time Central Heating Grants and enjoy a warm cosy home
This is a Government Backed Scheme
If you want to learn more about the ECO scheme, please visit the GOV.UK website. Grants are funded by the 'Affordable Warmth' part of the energy company obligation.
Saving money on your energy bills
The great part about claiming your energy efficiency grant is that it will save you money. When you improve your house, whether you have added insulation or heating it will be warmer.
Your house will now retain the heat better, so it will need less energy to heat it. This means lower energy bills and more money in your pocket.
The grants are available and they will save you money. So get yours today and start saving!
Can I get a grant for windows?
The Government tends to change how the grants work and what the criteria are.
Sometimes certain grants are not available. You may want your windows fixed but that might not be currently available.
We live and breathe grants, the best thing is to contact us, and we will be able to tell you what’s available.
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