“Is it funded for me?”
Answered on your site.
Insulation work under the Warm Homes: Local Grant depends on the address, the EPC band and the household — which is why insulation installers waste so much time qualifying. GrantCheck does that qualifying on your own website, before the enquiry reaches you.
The three that come up every time.
Eligibility is genuinely complicated
Council area, EPC band and income all have to line up. Homeowners cannot work it out and neither can a phone call.
Time wasted on the unqualified
Every hour spent explaining a scheme to someone who was never eligible is an hour not spent installing.
Postcode lottery
The scheme is delivered by participating councils, so two houses a mile apart can get different answers.
What insulation installers can actually offer in 2026.
Every figure below is checked against gov.uk and stamped with the date it was checked. Your checker uses the same numbers, so your website and your quotes never disagree.
How GrantCheck uses thisWarm Homes: Local Grant
- EPC bands
- D, E, F or G
- Household income
- usually £36,000 or less
- Covers
- England
Delivered by participating councils, so availability depends on the address.
GrantCheck holds the official DESNZ list of eligible postcodes and participating councils, so it can tell a homeowner whether their actual address is in scope — not whether the scheme exists somewhere.
Checked 30 August 2026 against gov.uk . Indicative — confirmed at official application.
Three things, in this order.
Insulation installers ask
What insulation is funded in 2026?
Who qualifies for the Warm Homes: Local Grant?
How does the checker know which councils are participating?
Fit more than one thing?
Every trade gets different questions from homeowners, so every trade gets a different checker and different copy. Pick yours.
Put this in front of your
insulation customers.
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