EPC Ratings in High Peak

D

Avg Rating

64

Avg Score

31,441

Total Certs

4.4%

F/G Rated

67

National Avg

High Peak is around the national average for energy efficiency.

Average score: 64 vs national average of 67. 4.4% of homes are rated F or G — above the national average of 2.9%.

Check grants for this area Landlord rules What is an EPC?

Best-Performing Districts

Worst-Performing Districts

All Postcode Districts

Code	Area	Avg Rating	Avg Score	% F/G	Certificates
SK23	SK23	D	65	3.9%	5,516
SK13	SK13	D	65	2.8%	9,962
SK17	SK17	D	64	5.9%	10,694
SK22	SK22	D	64	3.7%	3,793
S33	S33	D	59	8.9%	1,476

Frequently asked questions

What is the average EPC rating in High Peak?

The average EPC rating in High Peak is D, scoring 64 out of 100 across 5 postcode districts and 31,441 certificates.

What percentage of homes in High Peak are rated F or G?

4.4% of homes in High Peak fall into the F or G bands, above the national average of 2.9%. Landlords should note that F and G rated properties cannot legally be rented out under current MEES rules.

Understanding EPC ratings

Not sure what these ratings mean for your property? Read our guide to Energy Performance Certificates for a plain-English explanation of the A–G scale. If you're a landlord, check the minimum EPC rules for rental properties — non-compliant homes face fines up to £30,000. Homeowners rated D or below may qualify for free government-funded improvements.

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