Does your Property have an EPC?

Check here: EPC Checker Existing Domestic Properties. 

Sale & Remortgaging of a Property

Every domestic property needs to have a valid EPC when put on the market. Even if it is being sold privately, an EPC is required. The better the rating, the more attractive the premises will look to potential buyers.

Mortgage Companies are increasingly asking for a valid EPC to remortgage a property: the better the rating, the better the interest rate. 

Letting a Property

Since April 2018 all rental properties in England and Wales are required to have an EPC with band E or higher for new leases and renewals. Please get in touch for advice if your property is F or G rated (unless valid exemption in place, e.g. listed building). We can help you achieve the minimum C-rating for private rental properties due in 2030 cost-effectively.

Private Sector Rental

Guide to Renters' Rights Act 6 Nov 2025 Here 

Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard aka MEES Here 

Home Improvements & Grants

Have you had work done on your property? A new, updated EPC is a good tool to see how the upgrades have improved your energy rating,.

Grants are government-funded incentives that generally require a valid EPC to be in place. Please do check whether the grant in question covers the cost of the EPC.