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Heat your home efficently

An energy efficient heating system is a great way to heat your home for less. The government has helped 2.7 million homes make similar changes since 2015.

Families in York can now access government grants to update their heating systems. You can get this grant now.

What does an efficient heating system do?

It keeps your home warm and cosy without using too much energy. You'll save money on bills too! You can get a heat pump or a smart system for a new build or existing home. If you want to save on utility bills or replace a broken boiler, our advisers can help you find the perfect heating solution for your home.

 

They can also connect you with suppliers to get it installed. 

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Get a government grant to pay for your heating system

Heat your home for

less

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Control the heating in every room

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Our advisers can help you:

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Heat pumps provide an efficient alternative to gas boilers to heat your home.

 

There are two types of heat pumps:

Air source heat pumps are ideal for most homes in York. They take heat from the air and transfer it to your water and radiators.

Ground source heat pumps get their energy from the ground. They can be used to heat water for taps, radiators and even underfloor heating. 

 

Find out which heat pump is right for your home and learn about our smart heating systems.

Smart Heating Systems

Smart heating systems can give you more control over your home's temperature. You can control the flow of temperature in each room, making your heating system more efficient – saving you money.

Heat your home more

efficiently

Find out which heat pump is right for your home.

Control your home with a SMART system

Learn about our smart heating solutions.

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Finding the right partners to make energy-efficient changes to our home was so important.



Andrew, Fishergate

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