Brighton Cavity Wall Insulation Grants
Energy Grants UK offer free cavity wall insulation for all residents in Brighton.
Residents who are eligible can apply for affordable warmth drive funding to make United Kingdom houses save energy costs irrespective of their house size.
Why do residents in Brighton installing cavity wall insulation?
Your house could lose almost a third of its heating by having poorly or uninsulated cavity walls. By introducing cavity wall insulation, residents in Brighton can reduce the heat loss from their home.
List of benefits criteria.
Child Tax Credits
Working Tax Credits
Pension Credits
Employment and Support Allowance
Jobseekers Allowance
Universal Credit
Income Support
Disability Living Allowance Personal Independence Payment
Attendance Allowance
Carers Allowance
Severe Disablement Allowance
Industrial Injuries Disablement Benefit
War Pension Scheme: Mobility Supplement
Constant Attendance Allowance
Armed Forces Independence Payment
Child Benefit
Are cavity wall grants accessible in Brighton?
Homes in Brighton will qualify for free cavity wall insulation until the UK Government closes the scheme in 2027 or replaces it with another eco scheme.
Can landlords in Brighton apply for free cavity wall insulation grants?
If you rent your property privately and one of your tenants receives a qualifying benefit, you could possibly be eligible for free cavity wall insulation.
Can pensioners in Brighton claim for free cavity wall grants?
If a member of a pensioners household claims one of the qualifying benefits, then they should be eligible for free cavity wall insulation.
Additional energy efficiency upgrades available for Brighton
In addition to installing Brighton free cavity wall insulation, ECO scheme will look to improve your energy efficiency with other eco measures like Brighton Free boiler upgrade, Brighton loft insulation or underfloor insulation.
To learn if you qualify, complete our online form or contact us our grants team on 0333 577 5351 and we can counsel great cost savings information and accessibility within the East-Sussex region.