ECO4 & GBIS Upgrades in Staffordshire
Many households across Staffordshire could qualify for free or heavily subsidised energy upgrades through the ECO4 and Great British Insulation Scheme (GBIS). From Stoke-on-Trent to Stafford, Burton, Cannock and Lichfield, these government-backed schemes help residents lower bills, improve EPC ratings, and make homes warmer at no cost.
£200 - £500
average monthly save in Stafforshire thanks to GBIS & ECO4 upgrades
26%
of homes in Staffordshire have EPC D or lower making them eligible for upgrades
32,000
households in Staffordshire are in fuel poverty meaning many qualify under GBIS rules
Boiler upgrades
Replace old, inefficient boilers with modern ones.
Loft insulation
Prevent heat loss through the roof.
Air source heat pumps
Renewable heating for long-term savings.
First-time central heating
Install a full heating system in homes that never had one.
Smart heating controls
Improve comfort and reduce wasted energy.
Cavity wall insulation
Reduce draughts and improve comfort.
How Do I Apply For Free Upgrades in Staffordshire?
Applying for energy efficiency grants like ECO4 and GBIS is easier than you think. Whether you're a homeowner, private tenant, or landlord, the process to claim FREE energy-saving home improvements is simple and hassle-free with no hidden costs.
Checking your eligibility:
Complete our quick survey about your home and current situation. This will help us determine your eligibility for various FREE government-backed grants and schemes.
Qualifying your funding:
If you're eligible, we'll pair you with the best scheme based on your answers. We may need to contact you for more information to ensure you receive the maximum funding available.
Getting your improvements:
We'll match you with one of our expert, Trademark certified installers to discuss your next steps. This may include a home survey to assess your property and determine the best energy-saving solutions for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes! Funding applies county-wide, including Stoke-on-Trent, Stafford, Burton-upon-Trent, Cannock, Tamworth, Lichfield and Newcastle-under-Lyme.