See how much you could save - up to £9,000 grant available for off-grid properties
Off-grid properties (oil/LPG) qualify for the higher £9,000 grant
Average UK household spends £1,200-£2,000 per year on heating
* Calculations are estimates based on typical heat pump efficiency. Actual savings may vary depending on property type, insulation, and usage patterns. Our experts will provide accurate savings estimates during your free survey.
Check if you qualify for the government grant (up to £9,000 for off-grid)
You must own the property in England or Wales
Replacing gas, oil, LPG, or electric heating systems
Valid EPC with no outstanding insulation recommendations
Must be installed by MCS certified professionals
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) provides up to £9,000 towards the cost for off-grid properties (£7,500 for mains gas) of installing an air source heat pump or ground source heat pump in England and Wales. This grant significantly reduces the upfront installation cost.
Heat pumps are typically 3-4 times more efficient than traditional heating systems. Most homeowners see annual savings of 60-70% on heating costs compared to oil, LPG, or old electric heating systems. Gas users may see lower but still significant savings, especially as gas prices rise.
With up to £9,000 BUS grant reducing upfront costs, most homeowners see a payback period of 5-8 years through reduced energy bills. Heat pumps typically last 20-25 years, providing savings for many years beyond the payback period.
Our calculator provides estimates based on typical heat pump efficiency and average installation costs. Actual savings vary depending on your property type, insulation levels, current heating system, and usage patterns. We provide free surveys with accurate, personalised savings calculations for your specific property.
As MCS certified installers, we handle the entire BUS grant application process for you. After your free survey, we'll complete all the necessary paperwork and submit your application. The grant is then deducted from your final invoice, so you only pay the reduced amount.