Grant-route screening
Initial questions to help identify whether a government-backed route may be worth exploring.
Explore government-backed energy improvements and the technologies shaping the next generation of British homes—from cleaner heating to solar, storage and EV charging.
Every home is different. A mid-terrace, a flat, a 1930s semi and a modern bungalow will not all need the same solution. We help you take the first step with clearer information and a conversation about what could work for your property.
Explore all servicesChoose the goal closest to yours. Each route gives you a practical place to begin, without assuming a particular system is right for you.
Understand heat loss, radiators, hot water and the practical changes involved.
Explore heating options 02Start with roof direction, shading, available space and when you use power.
Explore rooftop solar 03See how solar, storage, tariffs and EV charging can fit into one plan.
Plan the bigger pictureWe begin with the opportunity in front of you, while keeping the longer-term energy picture in view.
Check my home's potentialInitial questions to help identify whether a government-backed route may be worth exploring.
Your current heating, property type and practical installation considerations.
How heat pumps, solar and battery storage could fit into a sensible future plan.
Preparing for convenient home charging and smarter electricity use as your needs change.
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COMFORT, SEASON AFTER SEASONA warmer winter. Electricity produced on your own roof. The convenience of charging at home. Renewable technology is about how your everyday life feels, not just what sits outside your house.
Flats, terraces, semis, detached homes and bungalows all have different heating considerations. Tell us about yours.
You do not need to understand every technology or funding route before getting in touch.
Start my home assessmentShare your property type, current heating, postcode and what you want to improve.
A trained team member will check your information and ask the useful follow-up questions.
We will explain relevant government-backed opportunities and wider energy options without promising eligibility.
Where appropriate, the team may arrange a free property inspection to understand what is practical.

What electrifying home heating could mean for comfort, emissions and everyday households.
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The equipment, habits, hot water and costs to understand before replacing gas central heating.
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Outdoor space, leaseholder permission, hot water and practical options for flats.
Read the guideIn England and Wales, the Boiler Upgrade Scheme currently offers £7,500 towards an eligible air-to-water heat pump. The property, installer and scheme requirements all matter — funding is not guaranteed.
Check your optionsOfficial government guidance · Opens GOV.UK
Some things people often ask before they enquire.
They can work in many older properties, but suitability depends on heat loss, insulation, radiator sizing and system design. A proper assessment is important.
Yes. Solar panels can generate electricity in daylight without direct sunshine, though output varies with weather, shading and season.
Yes, these systems can work together. The right configuration depends on your home’s electricity and heating demand.
Sometimes, yes. Flats can involve extra issues such as leasehold consent, access to outdoor space, noise, suitable equipment and, for shared buildings, planning. A detailed property check is essential.
We’re based in Greater Manchester and accept enquiries from across the UK. Availability of services is confirmed after your enquiry.
Tell us a little about your property and we’ll help you understand the next step.