Get your home prepared for winter with Warm Front
The Warm Front Scheme ends soon – apply today and be prepared for winter.
Warm Front provides government funded grants of up to £3,500 (and up to £6,000 in areas where there is no mains gas) that are available to homeowners and private tenants receiving certain income-related benefits such as Pension Credit, to help them keep warm and save money on energy bills.
Warm Front will organise and pay for all work up to the value of the grant. This scheme is funded by the Government and managed by Carillion Energy Services.
For those that don’t qualify for Warm Front, Keep Shropshire Warm, Shropshire Council’s affordable warmth project, is also offering free loft and cavity wall insulation for all residents of Shropshire (subject to survey, excess meterage charges may apply). There are also grants of up to 100% available for solid wall insulation dependent on the type of heating system in the property and the personal circumstances of the householder.
It is estimated that installing loft insulation could save a household around £175 a year on their energy bills, installing cavity wall insulation could save around £135 a year and installing solid wall insulation could save approximately £475 a year.
Tim Baldwin of Keep Shropshire Warm, said:
“With all subsidies ending soon we are concerned that people will be busy enjoying the much needed sunshine and leave it to late to take advantage of these offers. Now is the time to book before the companies get to busy and you risk missing out.”
To find out what you are eligible for simply call Keep Shropshire Warm on, 01743 277123, or email info@keepshropshirewarm.org
Keep Shropshire Warm also provides free impartial advice on energy efficiency measures, renewable energy technologies and signposting for benefits advice and potential sources of funding for heating replacement/repair and for households struggling to cope with the ever increasing cost of energy.
Call the number above or view the information on our website.
Keep Shropshire Warm is run by local charity Marches Energy Agency on behalf of Shropshire Council.