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Is your street losing heat?

We ranked 688,614 streets in 318 council areas using 20,381,525 real Energy Performance Certificates. Find out where yours comes.

69typical home score (band C)
49%of homes rated D or below
3%with some single glazing

How it works

  1. Type your postcode. We find your street.
  2. See your rank. Warmest to coldest, against every street in your area.
  3. Share it. Send it to the neighbours and see who is warmest.

Greater Manchester

Typical home score in each Greater Manchester council area. Tap one to see its warmest and coldest streets. Our nearest branch is Stockport.

  1. Manchester 71
  2. Salford 73
  3. Stockport 66
  4. Trafford 67
  5. Tameside 69
  6. Oldham 68
  7. Rochdale 69
  8. Bury 67
  9. Bolton 68
  10. Wigan 68

Areas with the coldest typical homes

  1. Isles of Scilly 49
  2. Ceredigion 60
  3. Gwynedd 60
  4. Isle of Anglesey 62
  5. North Norfolk 63
  6. Powys 63
  7. Carmarthenshire 64
  8. Castle Point 64
  9. Denbighshire 64
  10. Pendle 64

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Questions

What is the Street Heat League?

A free tool from All Weather Roofline that ranks streets in England and Wales by how energy efficient their homes are, using public Energy Performance Certificates.

Where does the data come from?

Domestic Energy Performance Certificates published by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government under the Open Government Licence.

What does the score mean?

It is the EPC energy efficiency rating from 1 to 100. Higher is warmer and cheaper to heat. Band A is 92 or more, band G is 20 or less.

Do you show my house?

No. We only show streets with at least 5 homes with an EPC, as an average. We never show single homes.

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All towns · About the data · Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0 (Energy Performance Certificates, MHCLG). Scores are estimates from EPCs, not a survey of your home.