The Tees Valley EPC survey · updated July 2026

244,391 homes, mapped. Find yours.

We've read every energy certificate in the Tees Valley, street by street. Type your postcode to see your home's rating, how it compares with your neighbours and what it would take to reach a C. Free, no sign-up.

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Share of homes below EPC C in each Tees Valley postcode district TS1TS2TS3TS4TS5TS6TS7TS8TS9TS10TS11TS12TS13TS14TS15TS16TS17TS18TS19TS20TS21TS22TS23TS24TS25TS26TS27DL1DL2DL3DL5
Homes below EPC C: 25.4% to 66.7% by postcode district. Darkest: TS9, 66.7%.

From the notebook

  1. Redcar & Cleveland

    53.9% of homes are below C — the highest share of the five boroughs.

    Typical home: a 1930–1949 semi-detached house.

    EPCs in Redcar & Cleveland →
  2. Private rentals

    57.6% of privately rented Tees Valley homes are below C.

    From October 2030 every one of them has to reach it.

    What the 2030 rule means →
  3. Middlesbrough

    93% of homes below C could reach it, by their own EPC's recommendations.

    Most are a step away, not a rebuild.

    See a real route to C →

Then we come and measure it properly

Every assessment is done by one of our own in-house assessors, Elmhurst-accredited and listed on the government's EPC register. Visits within 2–3 working days; certificate lodged within 24 hours.

EPC, flat or 1–2 bed
£65
EPC, 3–4 bed
£79
EPC, 5+ bed
£99
EPC + Retrofit Roadmap
£169
PAS 2035 retrofit assessment
£229
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