1. Enter your postcode and we'll be able to give you energy saving suggestions based on publicly available information.
2. Save your plan and make it more personalised with the option of booking a discounted in-home energy assessment.
3. Choose the improvements you want to make and check funding options like grants and borrowing.
4. Get your improvements underway by comparing and connecting with trusted tradespeople.

Start your plan

• British Gas - to help you with a range of improvements you could make from insulation to heat pumps.
• Vibrant - who can check your home's energy efficiency, making your plan more personalised. Get a discounted in-home assessment when you book, you'll pay £72 instead of £108.
• Snugg - to help you identify relevant government grants which could potentially help fund various energy efficient home improvements.
• Trustmark - compare local and independent tradespeople, get quotes and see reviews from their accredited list.
• Hive - fancy some money off Hive's energy-saving smart tech? We've got discount codes to help. 
• Wickes - doing some work yourself? Wickes can guide you through what products you need to get started.

 
Start your plan

Yes. You can get discounts on:

1. A detailed in-home energy assessment with our partner, Vibrant. To help make your plan more personalised.
2. Hive's smart home solutions; and
3. Wickes DIY products.

Create a plan to see what discounts are available

With the help of Snugg, we can help you identify relevant government grants which could potentially help fund various energy efficient home improvements. 

Create a plan to see what grants are available

We can help you find reliable tradespeople through TrustMark or discuss specific installation options with one of the other companies we're working with.

Well insulated homes need less energy to heat up and stay warmer for longer. By reducing the amount of heat lost through the walls or roof, you could lower your energy bills too.

Read our insulation guide.

Once you've covered your initial installation costs, solar panels could help you to significantly reduce your electricity bills and help you generate your own energy.

Read our solar panels guide.

If your home is well insulated and you have the outdoor space, swapping a traditional gas boiler for a heat pump could help you lower your energy costs.

Read our heat pump guide.

A smart meter can help you understand how you're using energy in your home, which will let you identify opportunities to be more energy efficient. It will also submit gas and electricity meter readings automatically, saving you time.

Read our smart meter guide.

Retrofitting means updating your home with energy saving improvements. From energy efficient light bulbs to solar panels, spending some money up front could help you reduce your energy bills over the longer term.

Read our home retrofit guide.

See how nine of our customers have made their homes more energy efficient, by taking part in our Greener Homes Retrofit Project.

Hear from our customers