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BCBlack Country Insulation
Free to use · Independent · ECO4 grants end December 2026

Compare local insulation installers in Wolverhampton and the Black Country

Tell us about your project and we connect you with suitable local installers for cavity wall, loft, solid wall and floor insulation. You get free, no-obligation quotes and you choose. We are an independent service, not an installer, and it is free for homeowners.

Free
to use for homeowners
£650
typical yearly bill saving (Energy Saving Trust)
Local
installers across the Black Country

Get matched with local insulation installers

Two minutes. No obligation. We connect you with suitable local installers so you can compare free quotes.

  • Free to use, with no obligation to proceed
  • Cavity wall, loft, solid wall and floor
  • Covers Wolverhampton, Walsall, Dudley & Telford
  • We help you find TrustMark-registered local installers
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Or email us at enquiries@blackcountryinsulation.co.uk

Find TrustMark-registered installersPAS 2030 / 2035 certified workOfgem-approved ECO measuresFree, no-obligation quotes

What home insulation covers in the Black Country

Home insulation in the Black Country covers four main measures: cavity wall insulation, loft insulation, solid wall insulation and floor insulation. Cavity wall insulation fills the gap between the two skins of a post-1920s brick wall and suits most interwar and post-war semis in Wolverhampton, Walsall, Dudley and Telford. Loft insulation tops the roof space up to the recommended 270mm depth and is the single most cost-effective measure for most homes. Solid wall insulation, fitted externally or internally, is the route for the region's many pre-1930s Victorian and Edwardian terraces, which have no cavity to fill. Floor insulation treats suspended timber floors common in older terraced housing. For eligible households, every one of these measures can be fully funded under the ECO4 scheme or the Warm Homes Local Grant. We are an independent service that helps you find and compare local installers for any of these measures, free of charge.

Why Black Country homeowners use us

Independent and free to use

We do not install insulation ourselves. We are an independent service that connects you with local installers, so you get free, no-obligation quotes to compare without any cost or pressure.

Local installers

We help you find local installers who know the housing stock here, from solid-wall terraces in Whitmore Reans to new-town cavity builds in Telford. You can look for installers who are TrustMark-registered and PAS 2030 certified.

Compare on grants too

ECO4, the Warm Homes Local Grant and the Boiler Upgrade Scheme each have different rules. The installers we match you with confirm which scheme fits your home, so you can compare on funding as well as price.

Compare local insulation installers, free of charge

Tell us about your project and we connect you with suitable local installers for free, no-obligation quotes. You choose. ECO4 grant funding ends December 2026.

Areas we cover

We match homeowners with local installers across Wolverhampton, Walsall, Dudley and Telford, plus the surrounding towns.

Frequently asked questions

How does Black Country Insulation work?

We are an independent, free-to-use service, not an installer. You tell us about your home and the insulation you are considering, we connect you with suitable local installers, and you receive free, no-obligation quotes to compare. You choose who to go with. We do not carry out the work ourselves and there is no charge to homeowners.

Do I qualify for free insulation in Wolverhampton?

Many homes do. If you claim a means-tested benefit such as Universal Credit, Pension Credit or Child Tax Credit, your home is likely eligible for fully funded insulation under ECO4. Even without a benefit, City of Wolverhampton Council's LA Flex route can qualify households on a low income, with a relevant health condition, or in a fuel-poverty postcode. The installers we connect you with confirm your eligibility before any work is agreed.

When does ECO4 funding end?

The ECO4 scheme runs until 31 December 2026. Demand is high as the deadline approaches and installer availability tightens toward the end, so it is worth comparing local installers and getting your eligibility checked well ahead of the cut-off.

Which areas do you cover?

We connect homeowners with local installers across Wolverhampton, Walsall, Dudley and Telford, along with surrounding Black Country towns including Bilston, Wednesfield, Tettenhall, Stourbridge, Halesowen and Brierley Hill. If you are in a WV, WS, DY or TF postcode, we can almost certainly match you.