CARMARTHENSHIRE HERALD is teaming up with Blackburn based company Euro Insulation, who are working on a local authority backed energy scheme called the ECO: Help to Heat programme.
The scheme intends to utilise government funding for the reduction of fuel poverty within the county.
The council says that it has worked for many years to improve homes locally, and is keen for as many households to sign up as possible.
The local authority is working with ECO energy installers.
Funding is only available for private owner occupiers and private rented tenants. Qualification of flexible eligibility in Carmarthenshire will be determined by certain criteria.
Grants are available to a range of households including those with someone aged over 60, with a child under 5, and homes with children in primary or secondary school, or with a pregnant mother.
The Pembrokeshire Herald is letting as many homeowners know as possible about the scheme and has a call centre open to take queries on behalf of Euro Insulation who will be doing the work.
The aim is to reduce C02 emissions and make homes more energy efficient in Wales.
They are with the Welsh Assembly Government to show homeowners how they can get a brand-new boiler, internal wall insulation and room-in-roof insulation
The funding is only available until December.
To be considered for a FREE boiler or INSULATION call our call centre on 01437 70 70 70
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