Insulation is a cost-effective investment that can save you a significant amount on energy bills. Over time, the savings can make your insulation pay for itself, and you may be able to find additional rebates or grants to help reduce the upfront cost. Check with your local utility company and your state or city government to see if there are any available incentives for installing insulation in your home.

Many homeowners can receive free loft and cavity wall insulation through the ECO scheme (Energy Companies Obligation) run by the main energy providers. Energy suppliers are legally required to collaborate with approved installation enterprises and offer insulation upgrades for customers with qualifying benefits.

If you are a homeowner with low income, you may be eligible for an internal wall insulation grant that can cover up to 100% of the installation costs. This makes upgrading your home's energy efficiency much more affordable and accessible, reducing heating costs and carbon emissions.

The ECO4 programme offers incentives to help homes make energy efficiency improvements including loft, attic and underfloor insulation, as well as draught-proofing and heat pumps. This is one of the ways in which the UK government is trying to tackle fuel poverty, by ensuring that households are better insulated and less reliant on expensive fossil fuels.

Many landlords are also able to take advantage of insulation grant programs for their properties. This can be a great way to increase comfort levels in the property for tenants, which can lead to longer-lasting tenancies. In addition, improving the EPC rating of a property can help landlords comply with the new MEES regulations and avoid large fines.