Free Energy Saving Advice from Cold to Cosy Homes Cumbria – apply now
As temperatures start to drop, people across Cumbria will be thinking about how they are going to afford to heat their home this winter.
Cold to Cosy Homes Cumbria offers free and independent energy saving advice and equipment to help you make your home warmer, more comfortable, and cheaper to heat. Our Cold to Cosy Homes team has already helped thousands of households to save money on their heating bills. Everyone can get a free telephone advice call from a qualified adviser. You may also be eligible for a free home visit.
Our free service can offer:
Government grants for home energy improvements
We can explain, and support you to apply for, a variety of government grants that are available to make your home warmer, more comfortable and cheaper to heat. The main funds are:
- Energy Company Obligation (ECO4)
- Home Upgrade Grant (HUG2)
- Great British Insulation Scheme (GBIS)
- Boiler Upgrade Grant (BUS)
- Affordable Warmth Scheme
These grants can pay for things like additional insulation, double glazing, boiler upgrades, smart heating controls and installing heat pumps and solar panels. Different eligibility criteria apply to different grants.
Home Energy Pop Up Advice Sessions
This autumn and winter, we’re going to be out and about offering one-to-one advice with our pop up advice sessions. We can talk to you about upgrading (‘retrofitting’) your home to save energy, and answer your questions on things like insulation, heat pumps and solar panels. We’ll explain our support on offer and can book you in for more in-depth advice. Visit our events page to see where we’ll be.
Home Energy Pop Up Advice Session - Kendal
Free one to one home energy saving advice at Waste into Wellbeing Eddington CIC in Kendal
Home Energy Pop Up Advice Session - Sedbergh
Free one to one home energy saving advice at Sedbergh Environmental Market in St Andrews Church
Home Energy Pop Up Advice Session - Carlisle
Free one to one advice on home energy saving at the Carlisle Matters Winter Resilience Pop Up Shop in The Lanes Shopping Centre
This project is funded through the Local Energy Advice Demonstrator project from the Department of Energy Security and Net Zero and the Energy Industry Voluntary Redress Scheme.