EPC Leicester: home ratings and certificates

If a Leicester home has an EPC, you'll find it on the free GOV.UK register, which you can search by postcode. Band C or D covered most of the certificates lodged in Leicester over the past year.

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a Leicester home's median EPC score
67
of homes at band C or above
42.8%
EPCs filed over the year that ended September 2026
8,732

Leicester EPC ratings broken down by band

Band C came top for home EPCs lodged in Leicester between 1 October 2025 and 30 September 2026, at 51.5%, followed by band D at 34.6%. Each band appears in the table next to England's figure.

The source is table D1, for the Leicester council area, in the MHCLG live tables on energy performance certificates. Homes often get a new certificate when they're sold, let or improved, so the whole housing stock isn't reflected in this mix.

BandLeicesterEngland
A1.8%2.9%
B8.1%12.5%
C51.5%50.2%
D34.6%28.7%
E3.6%4.4%
F0.4%1.0%
G0.1%0.3%

How home types compare on EPC ratings in Leicester

England's figure is 69, and the Leicester median sits 2 points under it. In England, 53.3% of homes have a rating of C or above. Top of the list are flats and maisonettes at 72; terraced houses sit lowest at 63.

Source: the ONS median score for energy efficiency and share rated C or above. Figures come from each home's latest certificate, over 10 years ending in March 2025.

Home typeMedian scoreRated C or above
Detached6847.1%
Semi-detached6638.5%
Terraced6327.4%
Flat or maisonette7263.1%

Finding the EPC for a Leicester home

A postcode search of the GOV.UK register lets you pick the address you want. Viewing a certificate costs nothing, and saving it is free too. An EPC stays valid for 10 years, so look at its date (how long an EPC lasts). If a home doesn't show up, the EPC register page tells you what to do.

EPC assessor Leicester: getting a new certificate

A new EPC for a Leicester home can only be lodged by an accredited domestic energy assessor. Here you can book an EPC and compare the prices that assessors send back; you can also read what an EPC costs first.

Today, a rented home in England must reach band E or higher (EPC rules for landlords). Bills for a Leicester home are covered on the Leicester council tax page.