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Energy Performance Certificates · Mount Hawke, Cornwall

EPC Mount Hawke

Request a quote for a domestic EPC in Mount Hawke, carried out by an Elmhurst-accredited Domestic Energy Assessor.

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EPC ratings in Mount Hawke

Local median score
59 Band D
Band C or above
34% of homes with an EPC
Camborne and Redruth (constituency)
67 Band D
England
69 Band C

Roughly 34 in every 100 certificated homes in and around Mount Hawke are band C or higher, with a median score of 59, band D (ONS area Cornwall 040).

Set against 67 for the Camborne and Redruth constituency, Mount Hawke comes out 8 points below; England overall is 69. The gap between new builds (83) and older stock (54) is 29 points.

Based on certificates lodged April 2015 to March 2025; homes never assessed in that time are left out.

What shapes EPC scores in Mount Hawke

How old Mount Hawke's homes are

With 20% of homes older than 1919 and 18% newer than 2000, Mount Hawke has a sizeable stock of early, typically solid-walled houses. In the Camborne and Redruth constituency, only 14% of pre-1929 homes reach band C.

Few Mount Hawke homes on mains gas

Of Mount Hawke's 761 households, 5% relied on mains gas alone in the 2021 Census. Other single fuels: electricity 46%, oil 18%, bottled or tank gas (LPG) 6%, renewables such as heat pumps 3%. 14% combined more than one, and 4% had no central heating. Because the rating reflects estimated fuel bills, off-gas homes often need better insulation or a heat pump to reach C.

Mount Hawke's housing mix

The most common home type in Mount Hawke is the terraced house (41%), then semi-detached (29%). Terraced homes: England median 67.

Protected buildings in Mount Hawke

There are 3 listed buildings in the Mount Hawke area.

What Mount Hawke is built on

The bedrock under Mount Hawke is mostly mudstone, siltstone and sandstone (BGS). Solid masonry walls rate poorly on an EPC without proof of insulation.

Mount Hawke landlords

The 2021 Census found 172 privately rented households in Mount Hawke, 23% of the total; owner-occupiers made up 69%. The government has confirmed a move to C by 1 October 2030; 47% of certificated homes in the Camborne and Redruth constituency already meet it.

Read more about minimum EPC rules for landlords.

Common questions about EPCs in Mount Hawke

Can I sell a Mount Hawke home without an EPC?

No; it has to be commissioned before marketing. Request a quote online, or call us.

Do landlords in Mount Hawke need an EPC?

Yes: a valid EPC rated E or above, unless an exemption is registered, rising to C by 1 October 2030. Mount Hawke had 172 privately rented households in 2021.

How long is an EPC valid?

10 years from the date it was lodged; the register shows any current Mount Hawke certificate.

How do Mount Hawke homes score on EPCs?

A median of 59 (D); 34% reach C or better.

Are listed buildings in Mount Hawke exempt from EPCs?

Not automatically. A listed home is exempt only where the work needed would unacceptably change its character; the council's conservation officer can advise.

Buying in Mount Hawke?

An EPC rates energy efficiency, not condition. See surveyors in Mount Hawke.

EPCs near Mount Hawke

All Camborne and Redruth constituency EPC pages · All Cornwall EPC pages

Sources

ONS median EPC score, Mar 2025 · ONS EPC band C+, Mar 2025 · Census 2021 (Nomis) · VOA CTSOP 2025 · Historic England · BGS 625k · GOV.UK MEES guidance · GOV.UK response, Jan 2026