From 1 October 2030, every rented property in England and Wales needs an EPC C or a valid exemption — up from the current E minimum. Certificates lodged before October 2029 stay valid under today's simpler system for up to 10 years, so acting now can mean skipping the tougher assessment method altogether.
A new methodology (the Home Energy Model) is being phased in and becomes compulsory from October 2029. Properties that already hold an EPC C under today's system before then stay compliant until that certificate expires — some landlords could be covered for years without touching the new rules at all.
As 2030 approaches, demand for assessors and tradespeople will spike. Booking now means better availability and prices before the crowd.
A pre-assessment tells you exactly how far each property is from a C, and what specifically would close the gap.
Non-compliant properties can't legally be let from October 2030. Sorting it early avoids a scramble that could take a property off the market.
We track every property's rating and expiry date for you, so nothing is left to a spreadsheet you forgot to check.
Built for landlords managing more than one property across the North West.
We pull the current rating and expiry date for every property you own, so you know exactly where you stand against the 2030 deadline.
For anything below a C, we assess what specifically would close the gap — insulation, glazing, heating — with realistic cost ranges.
We flag every certificate before it lapses, so re-assessment happens on your schedule, not as a last-minute scramble.
Per-property pricing follows our standard rates — with a discount once you're booking across a portfolio.
Tell us a bit about your portfolio and we'll come back with a clear picture of what's compliant, what isn't, and what it'll take.