Park Home Heat Pumps
From £399* after the £9,000 grant
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme now covers residential park homes in England and Wales. The £9,000 tier applies when you swap oil or LPG heating; electric heating qualifies at £7,500. Price includes full installation.
- Lower heating bills than costly electric, LPG or oil
- No EPC needed, we handle the Ofgem paperwork
- £9,000 rate ends 31 March 2027, first come, first served
*From £399 after the £9,000 grant on qualifying oil or LPG swaps. Final price confirmed at survey.
Heating your park home with electric, LPG or oil? You could qualify.
Those are the three heating types the Boiler Upgrade Scheme replaces. Oil and LPG swaps qualify for the £9,000 tier until 31 March 2027 (electric heating at £7,500). Funding is budget-capped and allocated first come, first served, so it pays to apply early. The four eligibility checks confirm the rest. Weighing the grant against a like-for-like swap? Start with our honest breakdowns of LPG boiler replacement, oil boiler replacement, and electric heating replacement in a park home. Not sure which is costing you most? Our guide to what it costs to heat a park home puts all three side by side.
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Electric heating £7,500 grant -
LPG boiler £9,000 grant -
Oil boiler £9,000 grant
What grants can park home residents get in 2026?
For years the Boiler Upgrade Scheme quietly locked park homes out. Applications needed an Energy Performance Certificate, and most park homes have never had one. That rule was removed on 28 April 2026: a recent fuel bill and photos of your current heating now count as evidence, and we submit them for you.
The grant is up to £9,000 for off-gas-grid homes replacing oil or LPG heating until 31 March 2027, and £7,500 for other eligible homes; it comes off what you pay rather than arriving as a rebate. Read how the scheme works on our Boiler Upgrade Scheme page, or see the heat pump systems it covers.
What's included with a park home heat pump from UKEM?
Supply, design, MCS install, the Ofgem grant application, warranty registration, and aftercare. One quote covers the lot.
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Heat pump supplied and fitted
A compact unit sized to your park home's heat loss, replacing electric, LPG or oil heating. High-temperature models run the radiators you already have.
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Full heating system design
A room-by-room heat-loss calculation to MCS standards, so the unit and emitters are matched to your home before we order kit.
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MCS-certified installation
Fitted and commissioned by our certified engineers, with an MCS certificate and a full handover pack on the day.
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Grant application managed for you
We submit the Ofgem BUS paperwork with the fuel-bill and photo evidence park homes need, then take the grant off before you pay the balance.
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Manufacturer's warranty
Your heat pump comes with the manufacturer's warranty. We register it at handover so cover starts from day one.
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Ongoing aftercare and support
A dedicated aftercare team after install if you need help with the controls, the app, or booking a service visit.
Which park homes qualify?
Four checks. If your home ticks them, the grant is on the table.
A residential park in England or Wales
Your park home must be your main residence on a residential-licensed site. Holiday statics don't qualify. In Scotland, the route is Home Energy Scotland.
Replacing oil, LPG or electric heating
Swapping an oil or LPG boiler qualifies for the £9,000 tier until 31 March 2027. Replacing electric heating qualifies at £7,500.
No EPC needed
Since 28 April 2026 you don't need an Energy Performance Certificate. A recent fuel bill and photos of your current heating count as evidence, and we submit them.
Park rules checked
Some parks have rules about outside units in your written agreement. We check this at the survey, and an indoor heat pump removes the question entirely.
Which heat pump fits a park home?
Two ways to fit a heat pump on a park plot. We recommend Trianco's Activair range for park homes, though the grant is the same for any MCS-certified air source heat pump. Your survey confirms the right fit.
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Outdoor unitActivair R290 High Temp
A slim monoblock that sits on a small pad beside your home.
- High-temperature flow, so it works with the radiators you already have
- Available in 5, 9, 15 and 22 kW outputs
- Runs on a standard single-phase supply, like every park home
- Natural R290 refrigerant and quiet running
- 5-year warranty as standard, extendable to 7
Best for: plots with a little space beside or behind the home.
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Indoor unitActivair Indoor Heat Pump
The whole heat pump lives inside the home, ducted through the wall. No outdoor box at all.
- Nothing outside except two discreet air vents
- Sidesteps park rules that restrict outdoor units
- About the footprint of a fridge-freezer, wall-hung or floor-standing
- MCS-certified and grant-eligible, the same as the outdoor unit
Best for: tight plots and parks that don't allow outdoor units.
Run it from your phone
Activair heat pumps pair with Trianco's smartphone app, so you can run the system without stepping outside:
- Adjust heating and hot water temperatures from the sofa
- Set timers so warmth matches your routine
- Switch the system on or off in a tap
- Check live temperatures and running status at a glance
- Remote monitoring over the unit's built-in 4G connection
How do park home residents claim the grant?
Three steps. You sign one form, we do the rest.
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Quote online in minutes
Tell us about your park home and current heating for a clear heat pump quote. Which grant tier applies, £7,500 or £9,000, depends on your home, so we confirm it at the survey.
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Survey and paperwork
An engineer specs the system, checks your park's rules on outside units, confirms your grant tier, and gathers the no-EPC evidence. We submit the BUS application to Ofgem.
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Installation day
We fit and commission the system, register the warranty, and close out the Ofgem paperwork. You pay the balance with the grant already deducted.
What do park home owners get wrong about heat pump grants?
Four common assumptions, checked against the published rules.
- Eligibility
Do park homes qualify for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme?
Yes. The EPC requirement that blocked most park homes was removed on 28 April 2026. A main-residence park home on a residential-licensed site in England or Wales now qualifies like any other home (GOV.UK: Boiler Upgrade Scheme).
- Grant amount
Is the grant really £9,000?
Yes, if you're replacing oil or LPG heating in an off-gas-grid home. The £9,000 uplift runs until 31 March 2027; electric heating replacements stay at £7,500 (GOV.UK announcement, 26 June 2026).
- Performance
Can a heat pump really heat a park home?
Yes. A park home is a small, well-defined heat load. We size the system to a room-by-room heat-loss calculation to MCS standards, and high-temperature models run the radiators you already have.
- Where it applies
Is the scheme UK-wide?
No. The Boiler Upgrade Scheme covers England and Wales only. In Scotland, Home Energy Scotland pairs a grant with an interest-free loan. UKEM installs across mainland Britain.
What do park home residents ask about grants?
Straight answers on park home grants, including the schemes we don't install.
Can park home residents get the Boiler Upgrade Scheme?
Yes. Residential park homes qualify when the home is your main residence on a residential-licensed park in England or Wales. The EPC requirement that used to block park homes was removed on 28 April 2026, so a recent fuel bill and photos of your current heating are enough evidence. As an MCS-certified installer, UKEM applies to Ofgem for you. Full detail is on our park home grants page.
How much is the park home heat pump grant?
Up to £9,000 for off-gas-grid homes replacing oil or LPG heating until 31 March 2027, and £7,500 for other eligible homes, deducted before you pay rather than paid as a rebate. The survey confirms which tier your home qualifies for. Live figures are published on GOV.UK.
How much will a park home heat pump cost after the grant?
From £399 after the £9,000 grant on qualifying oil or LPG swaps (until 31 March 2027). Electric heating replacements qualify at £7,500, so you pay more of the install cost. Your survey confirms the exact price for your home before you commit. See what a park home heat pump costs for the worked arithmetic.
Can I get a grant to replace my park home's LPG or oil boiler?
Yes. Swapping an oil or LPG boiler for an air source heat pump is exactly what the top tier funds: £9,000 until 31 March 2027. Your park home needs to be off the mains gas grid, which nearly all are. We confirm eligibility at the survey and submit the application for you. Fuel-specific pages cover LPG and oil swaps.
Are there park home insulation grants?
Park home insulation is usually funded through the ECO4 scheme, which supports households on qualifying benefits and runs until 31 December 2026. UKEM does not install insulation. The good news for the heat pump grant: insulation is not a condition, and there has been no insulation requirement since May 2024.
Are there grants for park home cladding or external wall insulation?
There is no dedicated national cladding grant for park homes in 2026, and cladding is not something UKEM installs. ECO4 can fund external wall insulation for qualifying households until the scheme closes in December 2026. None of this affects your heat pump grant, which carries no insulation conditions at all.
Will park home residents get the £400 energy grant?
That scheme has closed. The £400 payment was the Energy Bills Support Scheme from winter 2022/23, which park home residents claimed through the Alternative Funding route. The live support in 2026 is the Boiler Upgrade Scheme, the Warm Home Discount, and Winter Fuel Payments for pension-age households.
Do pensioners in park homes get extra energy grants?
There is no separate pensioner tier, but nothing is means-tested either. The Boiler Upgrade Scheme has no age or income test, so pensioners get the same £7,500, or £9,000 until 31 March 2027 for oil and LPG swaps. Pension-age households can add the Winter Fuel Payment and, if eligible, the Warm Home Discount on top.
What if my park does not allow outdoor units?
Check your written agreement, as some parks restrict what sits outside your home. It is not a dead end: compact high-temperature units and indoor ducted heat pumps can keep the outdoor footprint small or remove the outdoor box entirely. We check your park's rules as part of the survey.
Is a holiday static caravan eligible for the grant?
No. The Boiler Upgrade Scheme is for homes lived in as a main residence. A park home on a residential-licensed site qualifies; a holiday static or a caravan on a holiday park does not. If you live in your park home year-round under a residential agreement, you are on the right side of the line.
I live in a park home in Scotland. What help can I get?
The Boiler Upgrade Scheme only covers England and Wales. In Scotland, Home Energy Scotland offers a heat pump grant paired with an optional interest-free loan. UKEM installs across mainland Britain, so we can still quote for your installation.
Read the full grants FAQ for BUS, Park Home Grants, OZEV, and ECO4 in one place.
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