Warm Homes Plan

Upgrading Homes Across the UK With Better Insulation, Cleaner Heating and Lower Energy Bills

Labour’s Warm Homes Plan is a developing national programme designed to improve the energy efficiency of millions of homes. While the full details are still being finalised, several key elements have already been publicly outlined. The plan focuses on reducing heat loss, improving comfort and cutting energy bills through large‑scale insulation and low‑carbon heating upgrades.

At WYGS, we help landlords, councils and homeowners prepare for upcoming retrofit opportunities by delivering high‑quality, compliant installations that align with the principles already announced.

 

  • A Major National Upgrade Programme The plan aims to improve the energy performance o

    The plan aims to improve the energy performance of homes across the UK through:

    • Better insulation
    • Reduced heat loss
    • Modern, efficient heating systems
    • Long‑term, fabric‑first improvements

    The focus is on durable upgrades that deliver lasting comfort and lower running costs.

  • Support for Social Housing and Low‑Income Households

    Early information indicates that the programme will prioritise:

    • Social housing with low EPC ratings
    • Homes at risk of fuel poverty
    • Properties suffering from damp, mould or poor insulation

    This aligns with wider goals to improve health and affordability for vulnerable residents

  • A Fabric‑First Approach

    Labour has emphasised the importance of:

    • Loft, cavity and solid wall insulation
    • Draught‑proofing
    • Ventilation improvements
    • Measures that reduce heat loss before heating systems are replaced

    This ensures homes stay warm, dry and efficient

  • Expansion of Low‑Carbon Heating

    The plan is expected to support:

    • Air Source Heat pumps
    • Solar PV
    • Battery Storage
    • Modern heating controls
    • Technologies that reduce reliance on fossil fuels

    This will help households transition to cleaner, more efficient heating

What This Means for Residents

Although the final scheme design is still being developed, the Warm Homes Plan is expected to help residents by:

  • Making homes warmer and healthier
  • Reducing energy bills
  • Tackling damp and mould
  • Improving comfort and air quality

person installing insulation in an internal wall
person installing insulation in an internal wall

What This Means for Landlords and Councils

The Warm Homes Plan is likely to create significant opportunities for:

  • Stock improvement
  • EPC uplift
  • Carbon reduction
  • Long‑term asset protection

WYGS supports landlords with surveys, compliance, installation and quality assurance to ensure every upgrade meets the required standards.

The Warm Homes Plan provides single insulation measures, such as:
• Loft insulation.
• Cavity wall insulation.
• Solid wall insulation.
• Solar PV
• Air Source Heat Pumps

  • These upgrades help:

    • Keep your home warm for longer.
    • Lower your energy bills.
    • Reduce heat loss and improve overall efficiency.

    Funding may cover the full cost of insulation or require a partial contribution from the homeowner, depending on the property’s assessment and funding availability.

  • What Type of Insulation Is Included?

    • Internal Wall Insulation
    • Attic Room Insulation
    • Cavity Wall Insulation
    • Loft Insulation

     

To find out more about the Warm Homes Plan and to see if you’re eligible, fill out the form below.

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