No cost home insulation
No-cost Home Insulation
Salford City Council are committed to helping householders improve the energy efficiency of their properties and are working with E.ON Plc to offer private householders free loft & cavity wall insulation through their HeatStreets scheme.
Do I qualify for free insulation?
- Yes, if you are aged 70 and over
- Yes, if you are on one of the qualifying benefits shown below
- Housing benefit
- Income support
- Council tax benefit (not including single occupancy reduction)
- Income-based jobseeker’s allowance
- Attendance allowance
- Disability living allowance (which must include constant attendance allowance)
- State pension credit
- War disablement pension (which must include mobility supplement or constant attendance allowance)
- Disablement pension credit (which must include constant attendance allowance)
- Child tax credit (where the relevant income is less than £14,600)
- Working tax credit (where the relevant income is less than £14,600).
Are you claiming all you are entitled to?
E.ON’s Caring Energy programme offers a free benefit entitlement check to identify if you are missing out on valuable benefits that you are entitled to. Call free on 0800 056 5324.
This page was last updated on 02 September 2008
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