Why it matters
Your EPC is the starting point for every energy decision.
Required when selling or renting
A valid EPC is a legal requirement before marketing most properties for sale or rent in the UK.
Shows where your home loses energy
The assessment highlights insulation, glazing and heating performance so you know what actually matters.
Helps plan improvements
An EPC gives you a clear starting point for deciding what's worth upgrading, including a future heat pump.
Affects value and eligibility
Your rating can influence property value, mortgage options and eligibility for certain grants and schemes.
What's included
Every assessment covers the full picture
- Full property inspection and measurements
- Assessment of insulation, glazing and heating
- Review of your current energy rating
- Clear written certificate and report
- Practical recommendations for improvement
- Guidance on how upgrades affect your rating
- Advice on heat pump eligibility and impact
- Submission to the official EPC register
Need an EPC?
Signs it's time to book an assessment
These are the most common reasons homeowners and landlords get in touch for an EPC.
- You're selling or letting your property
- Your current EPC is more than 10 years old
- You're applying for a grant or heat pump scheme
- You want to understand where your home loses heat
- You're planning insulation or heating upgrades
- You need evidence of your property's rating for a mortgage or scheme
How it works
From booking to a certificate in hand
Step 1
Book your assessment
Tell us a little about your property and we will arrange a convenient time to visit.
Step 2
Property inspection
Our assessor inspects insulation, glazing, heating and other factors that affect your rating.
Step 3
Certificate & report
You receive your official EPC along with a clear written summary of the findings.
Step 4
Improvement advice
We explain practical ways to improve your rating, including how a heat pump could help.
FAQs
EPC assessment questions
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