Thinking about a heat pump, solar panels or better insulation? EnergyAdvise helps you understand your options and connects you with relevant providers, so you can compare quotes and decide in your own time.
Pick a starting point. You can look into a single improvement or several at once.
Low-carbon electric heating that can replace a gas or oil boiler in many homes. Find out whether one could suit yours, then compare quotes from relevant installers.
Generate your own electricity from daylight and buy less from the grid.
Store electricity to use later, whether from your panels or the grid.
Charge an electric car at home with a dedicated charge point.
Lose less heat through your roof, walls and floors.
We do the legwork of finding providers. You stay in charge of every decision.
Share a few details about your home and what you're considering, whether that's one improvement or several.
We use what you've told us to connect you with providers suited to your property and the work you have in mind.
Look at your options side by side and choose what works for you. Whether you go ahead is entirely up to you.
Worth knowing: the providers we can match you with depend on your property, where you live and what you're looking for, so we don't promise a set number of quotes.
Compare QuotesAn air source heat pump takes warmth from the outside air and uses it to heat your radiators, underfloor heating and hot water.
It runs on electricity rather than burning gas or oil, and it's designed to keep working through cold weather. For many households it's the main route to lower-carbon heating.
Not right for every property. Insulation, radiator sizes, outdoor space and your current heating all affect suitability and running costs, and savings aren't guaranteed. An installer can assess your home before you decide.
Each of these can stand alone, and several work well together. Start with whichever matters most to you.
Solar panels turn daylight into electricity you can use at home, which can reduce what you buy from the grid. How much they generate depends on your roof's size, direction and shading.
Compare Solar QuotesA home battery stores electricity, from solar panels or from the grid at cheaper times if your tariff allows, so you can use it later. Whether it's worthwhile depends on how you use energy.
Compare Battery QuotesA dedicated home charge point is typically faster than a three-pin plug and can be set to charge at off-peak times. You'll usually need off-street parking and a suitable electricity supply.
Compare EV Charger QuotesInsulation and draught-proofing reduce the heat your home loses, which can make it more comfortable and cut the energy needed to heat it. It's often worth looking at before, or alongside, a heat pump.
Home-energy upgrades are significant purchases. We aim to make the research and the comparison easier, without making the decision for you.
Every property is different. We start from your home and what you're considering, so you can focus on improvements that make sense for you.
Rather than searching for and contacting companies one by one, tell us what you need once and we'll connect you with relevant providers.
Our guides explain the questions worth asking, so when quotes arrive you can compare them on more than price alone.
Tell us about your property and what you're considering. We'll help you find relevant providers to compare.
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