Can single parents get help with a new boiler?
Free Boiler Grant for Single Parents. If you’re in receipt of tax credits then you may qualify for a free boiler grant. Your application will be dealt with directly providing you the peace of mind of knowing you are dealing with a professional and accredited boiler supply and installation company at all times.
What is the criteria for free boilers?
In order to qualify for a boiler grant through the governments ECO scheme, there is a certain benefits related criteria which needs to be met. Your property must also be on a mains gas supply, the boiler looking to be replaced must be at least 5 years old and you must be the home owner.
Do I qualify for a free boiler UK?
ECO grants, which replaced the Warm Front scheme in 2013 are funded by the UK’s biggest energy companies to give vulnerable and low-income people access to replacement boilers. Households in receipt of Pension Credit and Child Tax Credit* may automatically qualify for a free boiler.
Can you get a free boiler on child benefit?
The scheme can help many low incomes families who may qualify for a free boiler grant if they meet the qualifying criteria. If you have responsibility for a child under the age of 16 and are in receipt of child tax credits or some other income-related benefits then you may qualify for a free boiler grant.
Can a low income family get a free boiler?
If you’re in a low income household with one of the main residents claiming working tax credits you could qualify for a boiler grant through the free boiler scheme.
Who is eligible for the boiler grant scheme?
Only those that suit the allocated criteria for the Government’s Boiler Grant scheme will qualify for a free new boiler. Here are some of the requirements: You will automatically qualify if you receive Pension Credit or Child Tax Credits (households with income below £16,010 per year).
How does the EDF boiler grant scheme work?
Under this scheme, eligible homeowners and private tenants can get their old inefficient boiler replaced for free. The scheme was set up to help low-income families improve the efficiency of their homes by installing more efficient boilers and upgrading or insulating their homes.
Who are the Big 6 for boiler grants?
Boiler grants are subsidised by the ‘Big Six’ energy suppliers; namely British Gas, EDF Energy, Npower, Scottish Power and SSE. They are non-repayable, so you won’t have to make any repayments for your new boiler in the future.