Heat Grant

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The Warm Front Grant is now raised to £3,500 from £2,700 for Gas central heating and to £6,000 from £4,000 for oil fired

Heating Improvement

The Warm Front Team will repair your existing heating system or if you are eligible for a new heating system they will replace it with a new one. All the heating works will take up to six months after the assessment. Warm Front Installers need to carry out a technical survey before repairing or replacing your heating system.

After the Warm Front installer successfully completes the technical survey, they will come to a conclusion and carry out the below steps

First the installer will try to fix the heating system during his first visit to your house. If they need any parts for your boiler they will order the parts and then they will arrange to come back and repair according to your convenience.

If the Warm Front installer cannot repair the existing system, they will recommend replacing your boiler. While the installer is carrying out the technical survey, they will discuss with you where to place the new boiler. The Warm Front installer will replace the new boiler with the similar model which already exist in your house or use another similar model with more efficient.


If you currently don’t have any central heating system or your system is still not suitable after the warm front installer tried to repair or replace it, The Warm Front Team will recommend a brand new central heating system. If the Warm Front Team recommends installing a brand new central heating system, they can install gas, oil and electric heating system which are best suitable for your house.

The warm front installer who carried out the technical survey will recommend you with the best system. They will explain everything about the new central heating system which will be installed and discuss with you regarding the suitable positions for the boiler, radiators and necessary pipework to be fitted.

If the Warm Front is installing a new gas central heating system, they will provide five radiators in the main living areas of your home. They can also provide an extra radiator if one radiator is not enough to heat the room. Generally the warm front installer will recommend how many radiators you need for one room. The warm front scheme will not install radiators in conservatories, loft space, utility areas, toilets, cloakrooms or porches.