The Boiler Upgrade Scheme is a UK government initiative that helps homeowners replace fossil-fuel heating systems with low-carbon alternatives by offering a £7,500 grant towards the cost of installing a heat pump.
The scheme is designed to make cleaner heating more affordable, reduce energy bills, and support the UK’s transition away from gas and oil heating.
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme is a UK government initiative that helps homeowners replace fossil-fuel heating systems with low-carbon alternatives by offering a £7,500 grant towards the cost of installing a heat pump.
The scheme is designed to make cleaner heating more affordable, reduce energy bills, and support the UK’s transition away from gas and oil heating.
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme (often referred to as BUS) is run by the UK government and administered by Ofgem. It provides upfront funding to encourage homeowners to switch from traditional boilers to low-carbon heating systems.
The grant is paid directly to the installer and deducted from your installation cost, reducing what you pay.
Understanding boiler upgrade scheme eligibility is the first step before applying.
Good to know: New-build properties and homes with existing low-carbon heating systems are usually not eligible.
You may be eligible if:
A boiler upgrade scheme consultation helps you understand whether a heat pump is right for your home and what the upgrade would cost after the £7,500 grant.
There’s no obligation – just clear, expert guidance.
During your consultation, we will:
We make the Boiler Upgrade Scheme easy to understand and easy to act on.
In some cases, the Boiler Upgrade Scheme can be used alongside:
Improveasy helps you explore all available options while keeping the process simple and compliant.