About Black Country Insulation

Black Country Insulation connects homeowners across Wolverhampton, Walsall, Dudley and Telford with TrustMark registered, PAS 2030 and PAS 2035 certified insulation installers. The installers we work with are Ofgem-approved to deliver measures funded under the ECO4 scheme and the Warm Homes Local Grant, and every job is fully insured. We are rooted in the Black Country and know its housing: solid-wall Victorian terraces, interwar semis with unfilled cavities, post-war council estates and Telford's new-town builds each need a different approach. Our role is to survey a property free of charge, identify the right insulation measure, check which grant scheme the household qualifies for, and manage the application and installation from start to finish. We do not cut corners on suitability: if a property is not a good candidate for a given measure, we say so. Honest advice, accredited installers, and grant funding handled for you.

Our credentials

Trust matters when you are letting someone work on your home and applying for government funding on your behalf. The installers we partner with hold the accreditations that grant schemes require and that homeowners should look for:

TrustMark registered. TrustMark is the government-endorsed quality scheme for work carried out in and around the home. It is a mandatory requirement for installing grant-funded insulation.
PAS 2030 and PAS 2035 certified. These are the technical standards for the installation and whole-house assessment of energy efficiency measures, required for all ECO4 and Warm Homes work.
Ofgem-approved ECO installer status. The installers we work with are approved to deliver measures funded through the Energy Company Obligation.
Fully insured. Public liability insurance cover on every job, for your protection and ours.

Rooted in the Black Country

We are not a national call centre passing leads around the country. We focus on the Black Country and Telford because local knowledge changes the advice we give. A Victorian terrace in Whitmore Reans needs a completely different solution to a 1970s cavity-walled home in Stirchley, and a conservation area in Dudley or the Ironbridge Gorge brings planning rules that rule out certain measures. Knowing the area means we get the recommendation right the first time.

How we work

Our process is simple and free to start. You tell us about your home, we arrange a free survey with an accredited surveyor, and we assess both the property and your eligibility for funding. If you qualify for a grant under ECO4 or the Warm Homes Local Grant, we handle the paperwork and book the installation. If you do not qualify, we give you a clear, honest quote for the work. Either way, you get straight advice with no pressure.

Why insulation, why now

The ECO4 scheme runs only until 31 December 2026, after which this particular route to fully funded insulation closes. With around 59% of Wolverhampton homes sitting in the EPC bands that grants target, a large number of local households are leaving money on the table. Our aim is to help as many eligible homes as possible get the insulation they are entitled to before the deadline, cutting their bills and making their homes warmer.

TrustMark registered installers

PAS 2030 / 2035 certified

Ofgem-approved ECO measures

Fully insured installers

Get in touch

Email us at enquiries@blackcountryinsulation.co.uk or request a free quote. We aim to respond to every enquiry within one working day.