Elite Energy

Elite Energy: home energy upgrades across Teesside and the North East

Elite Energy is a home energy improvement installer based in Stockton-on-Tees that works across Teesside, County Durham, Tyne and Wear, North Yorkshire and the wider North of England. The company describes itself as offering whole-home energy solutions, covering renewable generation, heating, insulation and related services under one roof, and it operates through two routes: privately funded installations and government-funded upgrade schemes.

Solar, storage and electric vehicle charging

The solar side of the business covers solar PV installation, a free PV quote tool and a directory of local solar installers, alongside home battery storage that lets a household store solar energy or off-peak electricity for later use. For drivers, Elite Energy installs smart EV chargers at home and points to the OZEV grant for eligible chargepoint installations.

Heating: heat pumps and boilers

On the heating side, the company installs air source heat pumps as a low-carbon alternative to conventional systems and handles boiler installation and replacement, boiler servicing and smart heating controls. It also references the Boiler Upgrade Scheme, describing a £9,000 BUS voucher towards eligible air source heat pump installations.

Insulation and wider property services

Insulation work includes loft insulation, cavity wall insulation, internal wall insulation and room-in-roof insulation, aimed at reducing heat loss. Beyond these core areas, Elite Energy lists energy performance certificates, servicing and maintenance, retrofit design services and domestic HVAC services covering heating, cooling and ventilation.

Private installations and government funding

For homeowners paying privately, the company offers property-specific advice, clear quotes and finance options where available. For those who may qualify for support, it runs eligibility checks and helps with applications. The funding routes it names are ECO4, for eligible households needing measures such as solar panels, heating upgrades and cavity wall or loft insulation; the Boiler Upgrade Scheme; LA Flex, the local authority flexible eligibility route for households that may not meet standard benefit-based criteria; and the EV charger grant. The company states that eligibility can depend on income, benefits, EPC rating, current heating system, property type and local scheme availability.

Coverage and track record

Elite Energy reports more than 5,000 completed installations and over 15 years of experience in the energy industry, spanning domestic renewables, heating systems, insulation, EPCs, grant-funded upgrades and private work. It states that it holds 15 or more accreditations and licences, naming MCS, TrustMark, RECC, Gas Safe and OFTEC among them. Its coverage is organised by area: Teesside (including Middlesbrough, Stockton, Hartlepool, Thornaby and Redcar), Newcastle and Tyne and Wear (including Newcastle upon Tyne, Gateshead, Wallsend, Washington and Sunderland), County Durham (including Durham, Darlington, Chester-le-Street, Sedgefield and Shildon) and Yorkshire (including Leeds, Bradford, Thirsk, Huddersfield and York). The company notes that the region's housing stock ranges from older terraced properties and rural homes to newer estates and larger family houses.

Awards and customer feedback

The company reports several recent recognitions: at the Ward Hadaway Fastest 50 Awards it was named Overall Fastest Growing Business in the North East and Fastest Growing Medium Business; it was named Tees Business of the Year at the Tees Businesswomen of the Year Awards 2025; and it was the Teesside Area winner of the Growth Award at the North East Business Awards. The site also reproduces customer comments, including praise for boiler servicing, the conduct of engineers and electricians, and the speed of a grant-funded installation carried out in about four hours.