What is an Air Source Heat Pump?
An Air Source Heat Pump is a heating system that extracts heat from the outside air and transfers it into a building to provide warmth. It works by absorbing heat from the outdoor air and increasing its temperature, then distributing the heat through a property's heating system, such as radiators or underfloor heating.
Even during the winter season, air-source heat pumps remain effective in keeping your home warm. If you'd like more information, reach out to our specialists to discover how an air-source heat pump could revolutionise your energy consumption and enhance the comfort of your home.
How can we help?
At Smart NRG, we are able to come out and assess your living areas to discover whether an air source heat pump is suitable for you. We will come and survey your property to confirm whether it falls in line with LEAP or ECO4 schemes, which both help homes to become more energy-efficient and affordable.
Who might Qualify for Air Source Heat Pump Funding?
Eligibility
Use our checklist to discover if you are eligible to qualify for a free Air Source Heat Pump.
It's easy to find out if you qualify for our free air source heat pump offer*.
If you're a homeowner or privately rent...
You're likely to be eligible if your EPC rating is E, F or G and you heat your home using one of the following:
- Electric storage heaters
- Room heaters
- Open fires
- Electric warm air system
- Electric underfloor or ceiling heating (not connected to an electric boiler)
- Oil boiler
- LPG boiler
- Electric boiler
- Solid fuel boiler
(Please note existing Oil or LPG Boilers need to be 5 years old or more, we would also require proof)
AND
You are in receipt of any means-tested benefits below:
- Child benefit
- Child Tax Credit
- Housing Benefit
- Jobseekers Allowance
- Income related Employment and Support Allowance
- Income Support
- Pension Credit Guarantee
- Pensions Credit Savings Credit
- Universal Credit
- Working Tax Credit
Child benefit income and household threshold:
If you are on a low income and have a high cost of heating your home, or on a low income and vulnerable to the cold because of age, illness or disability, you may also be eligible.
Please note that we may need to confirm further eligible details with you during the application process, and that a technical feasibility assessment will need to be made of your property.
If you're a private tenant
If you meet the criteria above you may also be eligible for the scheme. We will need to secure your landlord's permission.
*Installation of a free air source heat pump is subject to a number of further eligibility checks and a site survey or technical feasibility assessment.
If you're not eligible through the criteria above, you may still qualify through ECO4 flexible eligibility. You could meet the criteria through one of the routes below:
- Household combined income: Household combined income: Households living in a SAP band rated E, F or G home, with a combined gross income from all sources under £31,000.
- NHS referral: Households living in band E, F or G homes and identified as suffering from a severe and /or long-term health condition that could be severely impacted by living in a cold home.
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