GBIS Grant Scheme Eligibility

Understanding the Great British Insulation Scheme (GBIS)

Eligibility Criteria for GBIS

To be eligible for the GBIS, your property must meet specific criteria:

Trustmark Government Endorsed
RECC Approved
NICEIC Approved Contractor
Trading Standards
MCS Certified
gas safe

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    You do not need to receive benefits to be eligible for GBIS. However, it could make you eligible for extra measures.







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    Savings On Your Energy Bills

    Insulate your home and reduce heat loss through your walls, floor, and roof.

    GBIS Insulation Savings

    A home will lose heat through the walls 35%, floor 15%, and roof 25%, with the other 25% lost through areas such as windows and doors. When temperatures are lower or the wind is stronger, more heat is lost. This is why it is important to insulate your home to protect you and your family from cold in the UK climate.

    Average estimated heat loss from a poorly insulated home in the UK

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    Warmer


    A well insulated home retains more heat. This means that your home stays warmer for longer and you need to use less heating. This results in savings on your energy bills.


    Cleaner


    A well insulated home with proper ventilation creates cleaner air quality, helping with respiratory health conditions and improving overall health.


    Quieter


    A well insulated home helps to soundproof your home, creating a more calming and quieter environment.

    Types of Insulation Covered

    You can receive several measures to help reduce heat loss in your home. This results in a more comfortable environment and lower energy bills.

    Cavity Wall Insulation: Filling the gaps between walls to reduce heat loss.

    Internal Wall Insulation: Insulating the internal walls to reduce heat loss.

    Loft Insulation: Insulating loft spaces to prevent heat from escaping through the roof.

    Floor Insulation: Insulating floors to reduce heat loss through the ground.

    Room-in-Roof Insulation: Insulating rooms that are directly under the roof.

    GBIS Application Process

    To find out more about the GBIS government scheme, please refer to the gov.uk website.