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Own a Park Home? You Could Qualify for a Free or Heavily Subsidised Air Source Heat Pump
Park homes are often off the gas grid and heated with LPG, oil or electric systems, which can make them strong candidates to assess for heat pump funding. Check your eligibility in under 60 seconds.
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Why Park Homes
Why Park Homes Are Often Good Candidates for Heat Pump Funding
Park homes are compact, single-storey properties that are frequently off the gas grid. Many are owner-occupied by older homeowners and rely on LPG, oil or electric heating, which can make a low-maintenance heating upgrade especially appealing.
Often off-gas-grid
Many park homes use LPG, oil or electric heating, which may make them relevant for additional funding routes.
Compact footprint
Park homes are typically smaller in size, which can mean lower overall heating demand to assess.
Outdoor space
Most park homes have surrounding space where an external heat pump unit may potentially be placed.
Grant suitability
Funding depends on construction type, current heating system and survey, but park homes are often worth checking.
Funding Explained
How Much Funding Could Be Available?
Boiler Upgrade Scheme
£9,000
Available toward eligible air source heat pump installations in England and Wales, subject to property suitability.
Off-Gas Homes (Oil / LPG)
£9,000
From 21 July 2026 to 31 March 2027, some eligible off-gas homes using heating oil or LPG may qualify.
The grant is usually handled by the installer and deducted from the quote.
Other funding routes may depend on income, EPC, benefits, vulnerability, local authority rules or installer availability.
Park home eligibility may depend on construction type, park rules and whether the property has its own EPC.
Funding is subject to eligibility, survey, property suitability, park operator permission and installer approval. National Boiler Helpline helps you check what route may apply to your park home.
Eligibility Checker
Your Park Home May Qualify If…
You own your park home
The property is in England or Wales
You currently use LPG, oil, gas or electric heating
You do not already have a heat pump
Your park home has, or can obtain, a valid EPC
Your park operator permits external modifications
An approved installer confirms the property is suitable
The installation replaces the existing heating system, rather than running as a hybrid
Reassurance
Worried Your Park Home Won't Qualify? It May Still Be Suitable.
Many people assume heat pumps only work in brick-built homes, but heat pumps can be installed across different property types and construction styles when properly designed and assessed. A survey is the best way to find out.
No need to guess — a survey confirms suitability
Park homes of various ages can still be assessed
Insulation, radiators and hot water setup can be reviewed
You only proceed if the numbers and survey make sense
How It Works
How It Works
Complete the 60-second park home eligibility form
We check your area, heating type and property details
An approved partner confirms possible funding routes
If suitable, a survey or installer assessment is arranged
Your grant is applied upfront where eligible
Act Now
Government Funding Is Available Now — But Eligibility Can Change
Grant values, installer capacity and scheme rules can change. Park home owners should check now, especially if they currently use LPG, oil, gas or electric heating.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Find Out If Your Park Home Qualifies
Answer a few quick questions and we'll help check whether your park home may be suitable for free or heavily subsidised heat pump funding.