Perhaps some rooms never feel warm enough. You want cooling for summer, solar to generate your own electricity, or a battery to make better use of it. You have been considering improvements, but the upfront cost and the separate decisions have kept them on hold.
The Warm Homes Loan Scheme could give you another way forward. Participating lenders offer reduced-interest finance, including some interest-free products, for eligible improvements. You repay the loan over an agreed period. Applications go to a lender, not to Pretium and not to the government. Government factsheet
Your home energy wishlist. One joined-up plan.
Pretium Synergy’s whole-home energy transition packages bring those ambitions together. We help you choose improvements that work together, understand the combined investment and benefits, and decide what to install now or introduce in stages.
The Warm Homes Loan Scheme could help make that plan affordable. Pretium helps make it coherent, and delivers it.
Rather than collecting separate quotes and working out the connections yourself, you have one team coordinating equipment selection, installation and ongoing support. Your package starts with what you want from your home: greater comfort, better control of energy costs, and less dependence on fossil fuels.
1. Bring out your wishlist
Which of these sounds like you?
“I’d like the house — or one particular room — to be more comfortable.”
“I want to generate some of my own electricity.”
“I’d like to use a battery to make better use of solar or a suitable electricity tariff.”
“Some rooms never feel warm enough. Could a system that heats in winter and cools in summer be a better option?”
“An electric car is coming. I’d like to plan ahead.”
Pick your top two priorities. You do not need to choose equipment, or commit to every improvement, yet.
2. Find out what fits your home
Have your recent energy bills, heating details and any existing quotations ready. Explain how you use your home, and what you expect to change.
Ask for a plan that answers three questions.
What would help most? What should happen first? What can wait?
Roof
Check it before solar. A repair needs its own funding.
Heating
Check suitability before choosing a heat pump.
Electrics
Check capacity where extra demand is planned.
If a roof repair or other enabling work is needed, include it in the overall budget, even when it needs separate funding.
Pretium brings these decisions into one home energy plan. Heating, cooling, solar, battery storage and EV charging are considered together where they are relevant, so each improvement supports the wider picture. You can plan the whole home without upgrading everything at once.
3. Get one clear picture of the money
Ask for a written breakdown. Three kinds of help do different jobs, and the plan is what puts them in the right order.
VAT relief
Changes the price.
Grant
Reduces what you pay.
Loan
Spreads what remains.
