About Us
About Boiler Ease
Who We Are
At Boiler Ease, we help people on low income or benefits get a free boiler replacement or free central heating through government-backed grants like the ECO4 scheme.
Our goal is simple: to make homes warmer, more energy-efficient, and more affordable to heat — without you paying a penny.
If you’re receiving Universal Credit, Pension Credit, or other government benefits, you could qualify for a new boiler or heating system completely free of charge.
Why Choose Boiler Ease?
✅ We Make It Easy for You: No complicated forms or long wait times. Our team checks if you’re eligible and handles the full application for your free boiler grant or central heating grant.
✅ Backed by the Government: All upgrades are done through trusted, approved installers under the official ECO4 government scheme — so you know it’s 100% legit and safe.
✅ Everything Is Free: If you qualify, we cover the full cost of your boiler replacement, first-time central heating, insulation, or even heat pump upgrades — all funded by the government.
✅ You Save Money & Stay Warm: Replacing an old boiler with a new, energy-efficient one can save you hundreds of pounds a year on heating bills.
✅ You’re Not Alone: We’ve already helped hundreds of families, pensioners, and disabled homeowners across the UK. If you’re on benefits, you may be entitled to a completely free upgrade to your heating system.
👉 Check your eligibility now and let us help you claim what you’re entitled to.
Our Working Process
At Boiler Ease, we’re committed to helping UK households access free insulation and heating grants—reducing your energy costs while making your home warmer and more efficient.
1️⃣ Check Eligibility: Use our 30-second online checker or call our friendly team to see if you qualify.
2️⃣ Free Home Assessment: We’ll visit your property at no cost to confirm your eligibility and discuss the best solutions for your home.
3️⃣ Professional Installation: Our accredited engineers will install your upgrades on a date that suits you, with minimal disruption.
