Get ready for winter
Working with the NHS to keep you warm over winter – find out how we can support you!
Keeping your home warm can make a big difference to your health and wellbeing — especially over winter. We’re teaming up with the NHS to help you stay warm and well, while saving on your energy bills.
Home Energy Scotland is a free and impartial advice service. We help households in Scotland to stay warm, save money on energy bills and live a lower carbon life. We can also explore if households might be eligible for grants and funding. Fill in your details below and one of our advisors will be in touch to see how we can support you.
You’ll also be entered into a free prize draw to win a hamper worth £100, delivered to your door in time for Christmas!
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Ways you can start saving money at home
Insulating your home – it’s important to keep the heat in your home so it’s warmer and healthier for you to live in. If you have no loft insulation, installing 270mm of new insulation can really help retain heat in your home. It could also save you up to £230 a year on your energy bills.
Thermostatic radiator valves (TRVs) let you control the temperature of each radiator, so you can have the rooms you’re in warmer than the rooms you’re not using.
Water – using hot water is about 11% of a typical homes energy costs. Why not make sure you switch to a water-efficient shower head and you could save £25 a year on your hot water costs (not suitable for electric showers).
Green Homes Network – click here to read about experiences from people living in Scotland who have installed energy efficient improvements and renewable measures in their home.
The easiest way to begin making your home more comfortable is to take a Home Energy Check and find out what changes you can start making.
For more information on how you can make your home warm for less this winter, give us a call on 0808 808 2282 or get in touch by email.
Cost savings are current as of September 2025. *Savings are for a typical mains gas heated 3-bedroom semi-detached house with a household of four.