The local picture
Home energy in Tandridge
Most homes in Tandridge are on mains gas, but a significant minority rely on electric, oil or LPG heating. Both groups can qualify for support: boiler replacements for gas homes, and heat pump funding for homes off the grid.
That’s about 5,377 of the 38,050 homes in Tandridge — lower than the average for the South East.
An estimated 2,861 households in Tandridge (7.5%) are in fuel poverty — living on a lower income in a home that’s expensive to heat. That’s in line with the South East average of 8.2%.
Sources: DESNZ, Sub-national estimates of properties not connected to the gas network, 2024 data (published December 2025); DESNZ, Sub-regional fuel poverty data 2026 (2024 data), Low Income Low Energy Efficiency measure.
What’s available
Grants you could get in Tandridge
For most homes in Tandridge, a funded boiler replacement and better insulation make the biggest difference — but we’ll check every scheme you could qualify for.
Eligibility
Who can apply in Tandridge?
- You own your home or rent it privately (with your landlord’s permission)
- Your heating is old, inefficient or not on mains gas — or you have no central heating
- Someone in your household receives a qualifying benefit, or your income or postcode qualifies through local criteria
- For heat pumps: you’re replacing oil, gas, LPG or electric heating (not means-tested)
Not sure? Just ask.
Rules differ between schemes, and some depend on where you live in Tandridge. Apply online or call 0800 246 1797 and we’ll check your postcode.
FAQs
Grant questions in Tandridge
Can I get a free boiler in Tandridge?
Yes — homeowners and private tenants in Tandridge can apply for government-backed funding. Eligibility usually depends on your heating system and household circumstances, such as receiving certain benefits, and in some areas your income or postcode. A quick application tells us what you could be entitled to.
How many homes in Tandridge are off the gas grid?
Around 14.1% of homes in Tandridge — roughly 5,377 properties — aren’t connected to the gas network, lower than the South East average of 15.6%. These homes can often get extra support, including up to £9,000 towards a heat pump where the Boiler Upgrade Scheme applies.
Can I get a heat pump grant in Tandridge?
Yes. The Boiler Upgrade Scheme gives £7,500 towards an air or ground source heat pump, plus an extra £1,500 until March 2027 for homes heated by oil or LPG with no mains gas connection. It isn’t means-tested.