According to the Energy Saving Trust there are hundreds of grants available for environmentally friendly home improvements. These range from installing new attic insulation to covering the cost of an energy efficient boiler. The Energy Saving Trust also offers a search facility and advice service to find additional available grants.
Energy Saving Trust
21 Dartmouth Street
London, England, SW1H 9BP
+011-44-800-512-012
energysavingtrust.org.uk
Warm Front is a government-funded program that's designed to help make homes more energy efficient. Grants awards of up to $5,250 are available to help improve the insulation and overall heating efficiency of your home. You can check eligibility requirements and apply online. Once approved, Warm Front engineers will even carry out the installations.
Warm Front
Eaga House
Archbold Terrace
Jesmond
Newcastle upon Tyne, England, NE2 1DB
+011-44-800-072-9006
warmfront.co.uk
If you're disabled or live with a disabled person, you may be eligible for a home improvement grant. According to the Directgov website, improvements can include installing wheelchair ramps, upgrading heating systems, widening access points or even putting in a stair lift. Applications are available at the housing or environmental departments of local council offices.
UK Government Direct
direct.gov.uk/en/HomeAndCommunity/Planning/GrantsFundsAndStandards/DG_10027032
Foundations, the National Body for Home Improvement Agencies, helps elderly people in England with home repairs, installations and improvements. The organization is made up of a network of 230 agencies that offer free home improvement services. These range from simple jobs, like fixing a leaky faucet, to complex installations, such as renovating an entire bathroom.
Foundations
Bleaklow House
Howard Town Mill
Derbyshire, England, SK13 8HT
+011-44-845-864-5210
foundations.uk.com