Landlords
Rented homes currently need an E or better. The government has confirmed it intends to make that C by October 2030. We work around tenants, and several EPCs cost less each.
EPCs for landlordsFrom £69, booked online in two minutes.

Energy rating
These are starting prices. Depending on your postcode a small travel charge may be added, and the booking form shows it before you pay.
VAT is already included. £30 deposit when you book, the rest after the visit and before the certificate is lodged.
Landlords and agents booking several EPCs get a discount. Ask us.
| Property | From |
|---|---|
| Studio or 1 bed | £69 |
| 2 bed | £74 |
| 3 bed | £79 |
| 4 bed | £89 |
| 5 bed | £109 |
| 6+ bed or unusual property | Ask for a quote |
Starting prices; a small travel charge may be added depending on your postcode. VAT is already included. £30 deposit when you book, the balance after the visit. Deposit, cancellation and travel terms
Pick a day and a time slot. £30 deposit holds it.
The assessor measures up and records the build, insulation, heating, windows and lighting.
Once the balance is paid, the certificate goes on the government register.
You get the PDF and certificate number. Solicitors and agents can look it up straight away.
Two patches: Wigan, Bolton and Chorley in one, Stockport and Wythenshawe in the other, and the areas around both. Put your postcode into the price box above and it tells you exactly.
Colours show the usual price for each postcode district. The booking form works out the exact figure for your postcode and visit before you pay anything.
District outlines: Wikipedia contributors, CC BY-SA.
Rented homes currently need an E or better. The government has confirmed it intends to make that C by October 2030. We work around tenants, and several EPCs cost less each.
EPCs for landlordsSeveral properties to certify? We offer a discount on multiple EPCs, collect keys from your office and send certificates straight to the branch.
Ask about a multi-EPC discountAn Energy Performance Certificate is a report on how energy efficient a home is. It gives the property a rating from A, the best, down to G, estimates what heating, hot water and lighting cost to run, and lists improvements that would raise the rating.
An accredited assessor produces it after visiting the property, and it is lodged on the national register, where anyone can look it up by postcode. It is valid for ten years.
You need a valid EPC before you put a home on the market to sell or to let, and when a new home is built. Landlords also need one to let a property, and in England and Wales a rented home currently has to be rated E or better unless an exemption is registered.
If you are staying put and not letting, you do not need one, although some people get one anyway to see where their heating money is going.
The price depends on the number of bedrooms. The current price list is on our Prices page, and the booking form shows your exact price before you confirm anything. Six or more bedrooms, or an unusual layout, and we quote individually.
VAT is already included. You pay a £30 deposit when you book and the balance after the visit, before the certificate is lodged.
Someone over 18 needs to let the assessor in and stay until the visit is finished. It does not have to be you. A tenant, a family member, a neighbour with a key or your agent is fine, as long as they can open every room, the loft hatch, the meter cupboard and the boiler cupboard.
Two minutes online with a £30 deposit, or email us seven days a week.