The heat pump grant, and whether you get all of it.
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme pays up to £9,000 towards a heat pump. Not everyone gets the full amount, and the rate depends on what you're heating with today.
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Two rates. Which one applies to you.
£9,000
If you’re replacing oil or LPG. Off-grid homes have been paying the most for the longest, so the grant is higher.
£7,500
Mains gas homes. Still covers most of the cost. Same grant, lower rate for homes already on the gas grid.
What you need to qualify
Own
Your property
England or Wales, homeowner or small landlord
EPC
Valid certificate
With no outstanding insulation recommendations
MCS
Certified installer
Every Heat Geek qualifies
How the grant reaches you
We check your eligibility
Postcode, property type, current fuel. Takes about a minute.
We apply on your behalf
No forms for you. We handle the paperwork with Ofgem.
It comes off your price
The grant is deducted before you pay. You never see it, you just pay less.
See your grant and your price together
FAQs
Is the Boiler Upgrade Scheme still available in 2026?
Yes. The UK government’s Boiler Upgrade Scheme currently offers a £7,500 grant toward eligible air source heat pump installations in England and Wales which is rising to £9,000 for homes on oil or LPG. The grant must be applied for through an approved installer and eligibility rules apply. In Scotland the HES Grant can provide even more funding. All details are in the 2026 Heat Pump Guide.
How much does a heat pump installation cost?
Typical systems start from around £4,600 after the BUS grant (replacing gas) or £3,100 (replacing oil/LPG). Enter your postcode above for an exact fixed price.
What does "performance guaranteed" mean?
We guarantee your system's performance in writing, monitor it digitally, and fix it free if it underperforms.
Do you handle the BUS grant?
Yes. We apply on your behalf. The grant is subtracted from your price before you pay, so there's no paperwork for you.
Do I qualify for £9,000 or £7,500?
It depends on what you’re heating with now. Enter your postcode and we’ll tell you which rate applies to your home.