Insulation Grant Scotland

Free Room in Roof Insulation Grants in Scotland

Get free Room in Roof Insulation across Scotland with zero hidden charges — fully funded by UK Government schemes like GBIS and ECO4.

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What is Room in Roof Insulation?

What is Room in Roof Insulation

Room in roof insulation is a specialist energy-saving upgrade designed for properties with a converted attic or loft space used as a living area, such as a bedroom, study, or playroom. These spaces often lose heat rapidly through sloped ceilings, walls, and dormer windows — resulting in higher energy bills and colder rooms.

With room in roof insulation, high-performance insulation boards or batts are installed between the rafters and behind stud walls, creating a continuous thermal barrier that locks in warmth and reduces heat loss through the roof structure.

✅ Converted attic rooms or loft bedrooms
✅ Sloped ceilings, dormers, or gable walls
✅ Rooms accessed via a permanent staircase

This upgrade helps keep your upstairs rooms cosy year-round, lowers heating costs, and improves your home’s EPC rating — all with zero upfront cost under the GBIS or ECO4 government schemes.

What is Room in Roof Insulation
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Understanding the Free Room in Roof Insulation Government Scheme

Understanding the Free Room in Roof Insulation Government Scheme (1)

The Free Room in Roof Insulation Scheme is part of the UK Government’s energy-efficiency initiatives — including the Great British Insulation Scheme (GBIS) and ECO4. These schemes are designed to help homeowners and tenants in Scotland reduce heat loss and energy bills while making their homes warmer and more efficient.

If your home has a converted loft or room built into the roof, and it lacks proper insulation behind walls and sloped ceilings, you could be losing a significant amount of heat — especially in colder months.

Room in Roof Insulation involves fitting thermal insulation boards between the rafters and walls of these attic-style rooms, helping to retain warmth and improve your home’s overall energy performance.

✅ The grant is fully funded by the government
✅ Includes assessment, materials, and professional installation
✅ Applicable for EPC (D to G) rated homes

With this upgrade, households can save up to £400+ per year on heating costs and enjoy a warmer, more comfortable living space.

Benefits of Government-Backed Room in Roof Insulation Grants

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Save Up to £400+ Per Year on Energy Bills

Room in roof insulation helps trap heat in converted attic rooms, reducing heat loss and lowering your energy bills — especially during Scotland’s colder months.
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Improve EPC Rating and Boost Property Value

Properly insulating your room in roof area significantly improves your Energy Performance Certificate (EPC), making your home more efficient and appealing to buyers.
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Reduce Heat Loss and Carbon Emissions

By insulating sloped ceilings and attic walls, your home retains warmth better, helping you cut down on energy use and reduce your carbon footprint.
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100% Free with Government Schemes

Room in roof insulation is fully funded under GBIS and ECO4 initiatives — meaning no installation fees, no repayments, and no hidden charges.
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More Comfortable Rooms in Converted Attics

Enjoy warmer, draught-free attic spaces with stable temperatures throughout the year — ideal for bedrooms, offices, or loft conversions.

Who Qualifies for Room in Roof Insulation Grant?

The Great British Insulation Scheme (GBIS) and ECO4 are government-backed programmes helping households in Scotland improve energy efficiency and reduce heating costs — with no upfront payment required.

You’re likely to qualify if:

You may be eligible for a completely free Room in Roof Insulation grant through either GBIS or ECO4, depending on your property and household’s unique circumstances.

Not on benefits?

If you’re a homeowner, you can still qualify without needing to claim benefits, provided your home is energy inefficient and within the eligible Council Tax range.

However, tenants must receive at least one qualifying benefit to be considered for this scheme.

Qualifying Benefits Include

Room in Roof Insulation Grants for Over 70s

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If you’re aged 70 or over, you could qualify for a 100% free Room in Roof Insulation Grant through UK government initiatives like ECO4 and the Great British Insulation Scheme (GBIS). These schemes are designed to help older homeowners and pensioners make their homes warmer, more efficient, and cheaper to heat.

If you receive pension credit, housing benefit, or any other qualifying income-related support, you may be eligible for full funding. This includes the survey, materials, & installation.

✅ Slash energy bills with improved insulation
✅ 100% funded — no upfront costs or repayments
✅ Work done by accredited professionals
✅ Minimal disruption to your daily life

Even without benefits, many homeowners aged 70+ may still qualify based on Council Tax Band and EPC rating.

👉 Take advantage of this opportunity to make your home more affordable and energy-efficient — check if you qualify today.

Roof in Roof Insulation Grants for Disabled

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If you or someone in your household is living with a disability, you may qualify for a fully funded Room in Roof Insulation Grant under the ECO4 or GBIS schemes. These initiatives aim to reduce heating costs and improve living conditions for vulnerable individuals across Scotland.

Disabled applicants can qualify as homeowners or tenants. Tenants must receive a qualifying benefit, but homeowners do not always need to be on benefits to access the grant.

✅ Tailored support for disabled applicants
✅ Free survey, materials, and professional installation
✅ Increased comfort, better indoor warmth, and reduced bills
✅ No stress — we handle the process from start to finish

This grant covers everything — including the initial assessment, insulation products, and installation — at zero cost.

👉 Don’t miss this chance to make your home healthier and warmer. Apply now and enjoy year-round energy savings.

3 Simple Steps to Free Room in Roof Insulation in Scotland

Once you’re eligible, Insulation Grant Scotland takes care of everything — from your free room in roof survey to expert installation, all at no cost to you.

Check Your Eligibility Online

Fill out our quick 60-second form to see if you qualify for a free insulation of room in roof in Scotland. No documents needed — just basic details about your home.

Book Your Free Home Survey

If you’re eligible, we’ll arrange a free property survey at your convenience. Our assessor will inspect your home and let you know about the process and other details.

Get Your Room in Roof Insulation

Once approved, our qualified installers will carry out the work — fully funded by the government, with no cost to you for room in roof insulation at your property.

What Changes Will Be Made to My Home During Room in Roof Insulation?

Room in Roof insulation is a simple and effective upgrade that improves heat retention in attic rooms or loft conversions. All work is carried out by trained professionals and usually completed in just one day — with minimal mess and no disruption to your main living spaces.

The insulation is installed between sloped roof rafters and stud walls, helping trap warmth inside your top-floor room and keeping your whole home more energy efficient.

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What You Can Expect:

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Proudly Serving Homes Across Scotland

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Looking for other free insulation solutions in Scotland? At Insulation Grant Scotland, we offer a range of government-backed services to make your home warmer and more energy efficient.

Explore our fully funded options including Loft Insulation Grants, Cavity Wall Insulation Grants, Internal Wall Insulation for Solid Walls, and Room in Roof Insulation Grants.

Check your eligibility today and see how much you could save on your energy bills!

We Serve All of Scotland – Major Areas We Cover Include:

📌 If your property is located in Scotland and falls under Council Tax Band A to E, you could qualify for a free Room in Roof insulation grant.

Frequently Asked Questions

Find quick answers to your most common questions here.

What is room in roof insulation?

Room in roof insulation involves adding insulating materials to converted loft spaces or attic rooms to reduce heat loss through the roof and improve energy efficiency.

You may qualify if you own your home or rent with landlord permission, your property is in Council Tax Band A–E, has a low EPC rating (D–G), and someone in your household receives a qualifying benefit.
Yes, both homeowners and private tenants can apply. Tenants must have landlord permission and be receiving a qualifying benefit.
Room in roof insulation can save you up to £300–£500 per year on heating costs by preventing heat loss through the upper levels of your home.
Not at all. Certified professionals usually complete the work in a single day with minimal disruption to your home and living space.
What government schemes fund this insulation?

The insulation is fully funded through schemes like ECO4 and the Great British Insulation Scheme (GBIS) – there are no fees or repayments.

No, this grant applies specifically to homes where the loft has already been converted into a usable living space (e.g. a bedroom or office).
No. You can use our 60-second eligibility checker, and if you qualify, we’ll handle everything from survey to installation.
No, insulation is applied behind walls and sloped ceilings in roof rooms, leaving your living and storage space intact.
Yes. Installing room in roof insulation can boost your property’s Energy Performance Certificate (EPC), making it more energy-efficient and valuable.