Landlord EPC High Peak | Council Area EPC Ratings

Many landlords may be able to reach EPC compliance with minor evidence-led upgrades rather than expensive retrofit work. 180 poorly rated rental homes in High Peak Council are below EPC rating C, representing 37.19% of the latest EPC records. Most are house in High Peak Council, High Peak, with an average poor EPC score of 62.7.

What this means for landlords in High Peak Council

164 High Peak Council rental homes are rated EPC D and are just a few points from reaching EPC C.
641 High Peak Council rental homes rely on assumed defaults, which significantly reduce the EPC ratings.
Manual evidence may unlock Band C faster than major retrofit work.
House stock dominates poor ratings, so loft insulation, glazing verification, and heating controls are often the biggest wins.

Total latest records: 484

Total below EPC C: 180

Share poor (D-G): 37.19%

Distinct UPRNs: 484

Distinct poor UPRNs: 180

Avg poor EPC score: 62.7

At LandlordEPCs, we proactively guide you to EPC compliance, helping you avoid unnecessary work, minimise costs, and keep your rental income flowing.

Our Service

Pre EPC Inspection and Action plan
Compliance route report, giving you the cheapest option to reach EPC Rating C
Exemption assessment & registration where applicable
Retrofit verification and certification

How We Can Help

We offer a straightforward, transparent process guiding landlords to EPC C compliance or property exemptions.

Step 1

Pre-EPC Inspection

Our accredited assessor visits your rental property and performs a Pre EPC Inspection. Once complete you will receive a clear, action plan

Step 2

Compliance Options

Based on our report, you can carry out the improvements or if a C rating cannont be acheived we can register a exemption.

Step 3

Verification and Certificate

If you choose to carry out the recommended energy efficiency improvements, once complete, we revisit your property to verify that all work has been completed.