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Warmer Kiwi Homes Grant, North Shore Auckland

You Could Pay as Little as $400 for a Heat Pump

The Warmer Kiwi Homes grant covers up to 90% of the cost of a heat pump for eligible homeowners, capped at $3,450. Craig is a registered Warmer Kiwi Homes provider and handles all the paperwork for you.

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Craig is a registered WKH provider We handle the paperwork Programme runs to June 2027
90%
Grant covers up to
$3,450
Maximum grant amount
$400
Minimum you pay
Happy North Shore homeowner with her newly installed heat pump, Takapuna Auckland
Up to 90% off for eligible homeowners

The Warmer Kiwi Homes programme is running until June 2027. Funding is limited and spots fill up. Check your eligibility today.

Check If Your Home Qualifies

Answer a few quick questions and we'll tell you exactly what you'd pay for a heat pump after the Warmer Kiwi Homes grant.

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Question 1
Do you own and live in the home?
The grant is for owner-occupiers only. Renters and landlords are not eligible for the heating grant.
Question 2
Was your home built before 2008?
Most North Shore villas, bungalows and older homes qualify. If you're not sure, check your LIM report or ask Craig when he visits.
Question 3
Do you have a Community Services Card or SuperGold Combo card?
Card holders get the maximum grant regardless of where they live on the North Shore. If you don't have a card, your street still might qualify by area.

Not sure if your street qualifies? Check your address on the EECA website in about 2 minutes.

Check on EECA →
Question 4
Do you already have a fixed heater in your main living area?
This includes an existing heat pump, wood burner, pellet burner, flued gas heater or central heating. If yes, you won't qualify for the heating grant.
You look eligible
Looks like you're in the zone.
Up to 90%
Grant covers
$3,450
Maximum grant
$400 to $500
You'd likely pay

Based on those answers, there's a high chance you qualify for the full grant. Send through your details and I'll do the final check with EECA for you. No paperwork for you to worry about, I'll handle the lot.

Send your details to Craig

Your quiz answers will be included so Craig knows your situation before he calls.

We aim to get back to every enquiry the same day.

Worth checking
It's worth a closer look.
Possibly eligible
Depends on your street
$500 to $700
You'd likely pay if eligible

You might not hit every box, but the rules can be flexible depending on your specific street or situation. The EECA maps work on individual meshblocks, not whole suburbs. Plenty of streets that don't look low-income on paper still qualify.

You can check your address yourself on the EECA eligibility checker. If it says you qualify, call Craig and he'll take it from there.

Check my address on the EECA website →

Or give Craig a yell

Craig will look up your exact address against the EECA database. Takes about two minutes.

We aim to get back to every enquiry the same day.

Likely not eligible for the grant
The grant probably won't apply here.

Based on your answers, your home is unlikely to qualify for the Warmer Kiwi Homes heating grant. But that doesn't mean you can't get a great heat pump at a fair price. Craig and the team install across the whole North Shore and will give you a straight-up price with no surprises.

If anything changes, like getting a Community Services Card in future, the grant is still available until June 2027.

Get a standard installation quote

High wall installs from $2,500 to $3,500, supply and installation included.

We aim to get back to every enquiry the same day.

What You Actually Pay After the Grant

Here is what eligible homeowners in Takapuna typically pay out of pocket in 2026 after the Warmer Kiwi Homes grant is applied.

Community Services Card holder
$400 to $500
Grant covers up to 90% of cost

Holders of a Community Services Card or SuperGold Combo card get the maximum grant. Most pay between $400 and $500 out of pocket for a standard high wall heat pump, fully installed.

Low-income area resident
$500 to $700
Grant covers a significant portion of cost

Homeowners in qualifying low-income areas without a Community Services Card receive a strong grant. Most pay between $500 and $700 out of pocket.

Without the grant
$2,500 to $3,500
Standard high wall install price

For comparison, the standard cost of a high wall heat pump installed in a typical North Shore home without any grant is $2,500 to $3,500. The grant saves eligible homeowners thousands.

Grant amount is capped at $3,450 including GST. The exact amount you pay depends on the brand and size of unit recommended for your home.

How the Grant Process Works

Craig handles all the grant paperwork as a registered Warmer Kiwi Homes provider. Here is what happens from your first call to your new heat pump being installed.

1

Call or fill in the form

Craig will call you back to talk through your situation and confirm whether your home is likely to qualify.

2

Free site visit and assessment

Craig comes to your home, checks your eligibility, sizes the right unit for your space and confirms the grant amount.

3

We handle the paperwork

Craig applies for the grant on your behalf as a registered Warmer Kiwi Homes provider. You just sign the quote and pay your share.

4

Installation day

Craig and the team install your heat pump. You're warm that evening. Warranty registered, paperwork sorted.

Craig and the team, registered Warmer Kiwi Homes provider, Takapuna North Shore

Why Use a Registered Provider Like Craig?

To access the Warmer Kiwi Homes grant, you must use a registered EECA service provider. Craig and the team are registered, which means they can apply for the grant on your behalf and claim it directly from EECA.

You pay your share directly to Craig. He claims the rest from the government. No chasing, no paperwork, no hassle. You just get a warmer home for a fraction of the usual cost.

Craig only installs heat pump brands that are approved under the Warmer Kiwi Homes scheme, so you won't find yourself with a unit that doesn't qualify after the fact.

Registered Warmer Kiwi Homes service provider
EECA-approved heat pump brands only
We handle all the grant paperwork for you

Warmer Kiwi Homes Questions We Get Asked All the Time

How much does the Warmer Kiwi Homes grant cover?
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The heating grant covers up to 90% of the cost of an approved heat pump, capped at $3,450 including GST. Community Services Card and SuperGold Combo card holders get the maximum grant. Most eligible homeowners pay between $400 and $700 out of pocket for a standard high wall install.
Does my North Shore home qualify?
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Don't assume your suburb is too wealthy to qualify. The EECA eligibility maps work on individual meshblocks, not whole suburbs, and they're updated every year. Plenty of streets in Birkenhead, Northcote, Glenfield and Beach Haven qualify. But even streets in Takapuna, Devonport and Milford can qualify depending on the specific meshblock. If you have a Community Services Card or SuperGold Combo card, your location doesn't matter at all. You qualify regardless of suburb. Don't leave that money on the table without at least checking. Check your address on the EECA website →
Can I get the grant if I already have a heat pump?
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No. If your home already has a working heat pump, wood burner, flued gas heater or central heating system in the main living area, you are not eligible for a heating grant. The grant is for homes that currently have no fixed heating in the living area.
How long does the Warmer Kiwi Homes programme run?
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The Warmer Kiwi Homes programme has been extended and is currently funded until June 2027. However, funding is limited and spots fill up, particularly in winter when demand spikes. If you think you might qualify, it's worth checking sooner rather than later.

Don't Miss Out on the Grant

Funding is limited and the programme runs until June 2027. If your home might qualify, the time to check is now, not when it's too late.

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