Leave oil and LPG deliveries behind
Heat your home with electricity and stop arranging fuel deliveries. Your installer can remove the old tank.
A warmer home.
For much less.
For much less.
HEAT PUMPS FOR HOMEOWNERS
Boiler replacement looming? You could get £9,000 towards switching to a heat pump.
Before paying for another oil or LPG boiler, explore a greener way to heat your home, with government support towards installation.
Check eligibility ↗Free initial check · No obligation · No contact details to start
✓ Clear grant guidance✓ Your permission before an introduction✓ Your home. Your decision.
LET’S START WITH YOUR HOME
Could this work
for you?
An initial enquiry check, not a grant decision or technical survey. Installer availability is confirmed by postcode.
- ✓ No obligation to install
- ✓ No automatic installer hand-off
- ✓ No claim that a grant covers everything
Check eligibility
Start with your home and heating plans.
Thanks, we have your enquiry.
We will be in touch shortly to talk it through. Nothing is shared with an installer until you say so.
MAKE THE SWITCH MAKE SENSE
Better heating starts
with the right questions.
Put grant support to work
Eligible homes could receive £9,000 towards installation. Your installer confirms whether you qualify.
See the whole cost
See the remaining payment, likely running costs and any radiator changes before you decide.
GOVERNMENT SUPPORT, EXPLAINED
£9,000
towards your heat pump.
A contribution to switching. A decision that stays yours.
For eligible oil or LPG homes without a mains gas connection. Installation costs may remain. The Boiler Upgrade Scheme has property and installation conditions. This is not a grant for another oil or LPG boiler.
The £9,000 amount includes an additional £1,500 for qualifying oil and LPG homes until March 2027.
Read the official grant guidance ↗A SIMPLE WAY FORWARD
From “could we?”
to knowing your options.
Check your home
Answer a few questions about your heating, postcode and plans. No phone number needed at this stage.
Talk it through
If you’re considering a change, choose to leave your details for a conversation with HeatMatch.
Choose your next step
If there’s a suitable installer, agree an introduction. They assess your home, confirm grant eligibility and provide a quote.
PLAIN ANSWERS, BEFORE YOU DECIDE
Your questions,
answered.
Could I get the grant?
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme supports eligible heating replacements. Oil or LPG homes without a mains gas connection may receive £9,000 towards an air-to-water heat pump until March 2027. The usual grant for eligible electric-heating replacements is £7,500. Your installer confirms eligibility and applies on your behalf.
Will my heating bills go down?
They could, but savings are not guaranteed. Your current system, electricity tariff, home and heat-pump design all matter. Ask for estimated running costs based on your actual heating use before deciding.
Will it keep my home warm in winter?
A properly designed system can provide heating and hot water through winter. An installer needs to assess how much heat your home loses and size the system and radiators accordingly.
Will I need new radiators or a hot-water cylinder?
Some homes need larger radiators, pipework changes or space for a cylinder. If you use standalone electric heaters, a new water-based heating system may be needed. These costs should be included in your quote.
What will installation cost and how disruptive is it?
The grant is a contribution, not a promise of a free installation. The installer should explain the total price, your remaining payment, the work involved and any time without heating before you agree.
Who am I dealing with, and what happens to my details?
HeatMatch is an enquiry and introduction service. We do not install heat pumps or award grants. We ask your permission before sharing your enquiry with a named installer; there is no obligation to accept a quote.
What about warranties and servicing?
Ask the installer for the manufacturer’s warranty, workmanship cover, servicing requirements and who to contact if something goes wrong. These vary by installer and product; HeatMatch does not provide installation warranties.
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