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You may qualify for ECO4 if your household receives qualifying benefits, is on a low income, or includes a vulnerable occupant, and your home has an EPC rating of D-G. Final eligibility is confirmed by an approved installer.
ECO4 is delivered by larger energy suppliers and approved installers. The main routes are qualifying benefits, low household income with LA Flex referral, and vulnerable household status.
Households where someone is elderly, disabled, has a long-term health condition, or where children under five live, may be referred via LA Flex.
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ECO4 prioritises EPC D-G homes. Some homes already at C may still match local Warm Homes or council schemes.
Use our checker, then speak to your council or an Ofgem-approved ECO4 installer to confirm.
DisclaimerThis page is for guidance only and does not guarantee eligibility. Final approval depends on the relevant scheme provider, local authority, installer assessment and property survey.
Local Authority Flexible Eligibility lets councils refer households who do not receive qualifying benefits but meet local criteria.
Yes, in some scenarios. Landlord contributions may apply.
Boiler replacement is funded in limited circumstances. Insulation is more commonly funded.
Most major schemes prioritise EPC D-G homes. If your rating is unknown, you can still use our checker and confirm later.
No. It is a guidance tool. Final eligibility is confirmed by the relevant scheme provider, council or approved installer.
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