Areas covered across Teesside
Every TS postcode is covered, from Hartlepool's Headland down to the Cleveland Hills villages and out to the Redcar coast. Prices are set against the housing you actually have, the pipework era, the fabric and the cylinder space, by someone who knows the local estates rather than a national call centre.
Heat pump work changes street by street on Teesside. Ingleby Barwick's newer estates often need nothing more than the unit and a commissioning visit. Middlesbrough's solid-wall terraces need a fabric conversation before a single radiator is priced. Saltburn's tall period houses add salt air and conservation-area sightlines to the design. Redcar and Hartlepool bring coastal exposure and a lot of 1960s semis that convert beautifully. Pick your area for the local detail, or go straight to the quote form.
Heat pumps in Middlesbrough
TS1–TS9, Linthorpe terraces to Marton semis. £7,500 grant applied.
Heat pumps in Stockton
TS18–TS21, Hartburn semis to Norton terraces. £7,500 grant applied.
Heat pumps in Billingham
TS22–TS23, post-war estates that convert cleanly. £7,500 grant applied.
Heat pumps in Redcar
TS10–TS11, coastal siting done properly. £7,500 grant applied.
Heat pumps in Saltburn
TS12, conservation-area siting and period terraces. £7,500 grant applied.
Heat pumps in Guisborough
TS14, oil and LPG conversions plus estate semis. £7,500 grant applied.
Heat pumps in Hartlepool
TS24–TS27, Headland cottages to west-side estates. £7,500 grant applied.
Heat pumps in Yarm
TS15, Georgian High Street to large detacheds. £7,500 grant applied.
Heat pumps in Eaglescliffe
TS16, 1960s–80s detacheds, microbore checked. £7,500 grant applied.
Heat pumps in Ingleby Barwick
TS17, modern estates that are often nearly ready. £7,500 grant applied.
Heat pumps in Thornaby
TS17, railway terraces to Mandale estates. £7,500 grant applied.