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Stirling Traditional Window Repair Grant
Stirling Traditional Window Repair Grant
Our Traditional Window Repair Grants are available to Traditional Building Health Check members within the City of Stirling boundary to support the cost of conservation-standard repairs to traditional windows.
The grant is funded by Historic Environment Scotland and will support members to improve the energy efficiency of their properties based on the recommendations in the Energy Efficiency Report.
Who can apply?
Traditional Window Repair Grants are available for traditional properties within the Stirling City boundary which are members of the Traditional Buildings Health Check.
You must be a current member of the Traditional Buildings Health Check, and your building must be in a good state of repair. You will have had an Energy Efficiency Report completed.
At the time of your grant payment you will need to have a minimum of 3 months left of your membership.
If you would like information about how to become a TBHC member and our services please email info@traditionalbuildingshealthcheck.org
Properties in Dunblane, Bridge of Allan and Blairlogie are not eligible for the Stirling Traditional Window Repair Grant. Subject to funding availability owners may be eligible to apply for window repairs as part of the Traditional Buildings Repair Grant.
Download the Stirling Traditional Window Repair Grant Guidance
What measures are eligible?
The window grant is available to support the cost of conservation-standard repairs to historic and traditional windows and doors. This grant is designed to assist with Priority 1 & 2 repairs to traditional windows and doors identified in your TBHC Inspection Report, as well as assist with the preparation for measures stated in your Energy Efficiency Report.
Download the Stirling Traditional Window Repair Grant Guidance
How much grant funding is available?
- Council Tax Band A-F: 50% of grant eligible costs up to a maximum of £7,500.
- Council Tax Band G properties: 40% of grant eligible costs up to a maximum of £7,500.
- There is a minimum grant of £2,000 so eligible works must exceed £2,850.
- Grant funding is not available for Council Tax Band H properties, but these properties can still join the TBHC in order to access Inspection and Energy Efficiency Reports and ongoing advice.
There is a finite amount of grant funding available and grants will be assessed in batches and priority will be given to members who have not received a grant before and those who plan on implementing further energy efficient measures.
Download the Stirling Traditional Window Repair Grant Guidance
Who decides how grants are awarded?
Grant applications are presented to a panel of our Trustees for their consideration. They then make the final decision on the grant award.
Download the Stirling Traditional Window Repair Grant Guidance
How do I apply?
If you’d like more information about our grants please email fiona@scht.org.uk
Please be aware that you should not start works until you have your formal grant award and have signed and returned the grant contract. We do not fund retrospective repair works.
Allow plenty of time to apply for the grant and seek quotes. The grant is not suitable for emergency works or for work that is already in progress.
Download the Stirling Traditional Window Repair Grant Guidance
