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Check My Eligibility →The Warm Homes Plan is a £13.2bn government scheme designed to improve energy efficiency across 5 million UK homes by 2030. Westminster homeowners may be eligible for grants to fund insulation, heat pumps, and other green retrofit measures that reduce energy bills and carbon emissions.
Opennest connects you with MCS-certified installers in Westminster who can assess your property, confirm your eligibility, and manage the application process on your behalf. There's no upfront cost to find out what support you may receive.
The Warm Homes Plan is a £13.2bn government initiative to improve home energy efficiency across England. It aims to retrofit 5 million homes by 2030 with measures like insulation, heat pumps, and heating system upgrades. Eligible homeowners can receive grants to cover some or all of the installation costs.
Eligibility depends on factors including your council tax band, property type, current heating system, and energy efficiency rating. The scheme prioritises homes with the poorest energy efficiency. Use our eligibility checker to see what support you may be entitled to.
Grant amounts vary depending on the improvements recommended for your property. Your local MCS-certified installer will provide a quote and explain exactly how much grant funding is available to you once they've assessed your home.
We work with MCS-certified installers serving Westminster, including Fixerfox Ltd. These installers are qualified, accredited, and experienced in delivering energy efficiency improvements to the standard required by the scheme.
Once your application is submitted, the scheme administrator will review it. Your installer will keep you updated on progress. If approved, they'll schedule the work and coordinate all aspects of the installation. The entire process typically takes 8–12 weeks from application to completion.
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