Areas We Cover in West Yorkshire

As the largest city in West Yorkshire, Leeds has a diverse housing stock ranging from Victorian terraces in Headingley and Hyde Park to post-war semis in Moortown and modern developments in the city centre. Many properties benefit significantly from retrofit improvements, particularly the large stock of pre-1930s solid-wall homes.

Bradford has one of the highest proportions of older housing in West Yorkshire, with many stone-built terraces and back-to-backs. The city has significant fuel poverty, making energy improvements particularly important for households across areas like Manningham, Great Horton, and Shipley.

The Wakefield district includes the city of Wakefield along with towns like Pontefract, Castleford, Normanton, and Ossett. The area has a mix of housing types, from traditional stone and brick terraces to more modern estates. Many properties across the district would benefit from insulation and heating upgrades.

Kirklees covers Huddersfield, Dewsbury, Batley, and surrounding areas. The district has a substantial stock of older stone-built homes, particularly in the Huddersfield and Colne Valley areas. These properties often have solid walls and can benefit greatly from insulation, heating upgrades, and whole-house retrofit approaches.

Calderdale includes Halifax, Todmorden, Brighouse, Elland, and the Calder Valley towns. The area is known for its historic stone-built housing and exposed upland locations where energy efficiency is particularly important. Many homes in Calderdale are among the hardest to heat in West Yorkshire.