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How warm is your street in North Lincolnshire?

2,221 streets ranked from 55,370 real Energy Performance Certificates. Type your postcode to see where yours comes.

67typical home score (band D)
55%of homes rated D or below
2%with some single glazing

The typical home in North Lincolnshire scores 67 on its Energy Performance Certificate, colder than the England and Wales typical score of 69. The most common build period is 1950-1966. Streets are ranked from warmest (rank 1) to coldest (rank 2,221).

10 warmest streets in North Lincolnshire
RankStreetTypical scoreHomes
1Ings Court DN20A · 9720
2Flax Mill Way DN17A · 9615
3The Keys DN40A · 966
4School Road DN16A · 9514
5Havercroft Drive DN20A · 9420
6Toyne Avenue DN20A · 9313
7Williamson Place DN20A · 938
8Clydesdale Way DN20A · 9212
9Cormac Close DN20A · 928
10Maris Way DN9B · 905
10 coldest streets in North Lincolnshire
RankStreetTypical scoreHomes
2221Scawcett Lane DN9F · 225
2220Main Avenue DN15F · 2824
2219Woodland Avenue DN17F · 326
2218Cedar Avenue DN15F · 347
2217Front Street DN15F · 3617
2216Acacia Avenue DN15F · 375
2215Oakland View DN15F · 386
2214Silver Street DN9F · 3810
2213Ermine Street DN15E · 3926
2212Soff Lane DN19E · 407

Questions

What is the typical EPC score in North Lincolnshire?

The typical (median) home in North Lincolnshire scores 67 out of 100, which is band D. That is colder than the England and Wales typical score of 69.

How many homes in North Lincolnshire are rated D or below?

55% of homes with an EPC in North Lincolnshire are rated D, E, F or G.

How many homes in North Lincolnshire still have single glazing?

2% of EPCs in North Lincolnshire list some single-glazed windows.

How is my street's rank worked out?

We take the latest EPC for each home, group homes by street, and rank streets by their typical score. Streets with fewer than 5 homes with an EPC are left out. Rank 1 is the warmest.

Is this a survey of my house?

No. It is an estimate based on public Energy Performance Certificates. Some certificates are several years old and some homes do not have one.

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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.