EPCs from £75, lodged within a working day.
For selling, letting or newly built homes across Kent & East Sussex. Surveyed in person by an accredited assessor, and typically on the national register within one working day. Fixed price before you book.
- Elmhurst accredited
- ECMK accredited
- TrustMark registered
- MRPSA surveyor
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- From £75
- Lodged within 1 working day
- Valid for 10 years
- Kent & East Sussex
The certificate the law asks for, done properly.
An EPC is a legal requirement before a property can be marketed for sale or to let, and for every newly built home. It rates the property from A to G and lists the improvements that would move it up the scale. Once lodged, it's valid for ten years.
Who books us
- Homeowners selling: your agent will ask for the EPC before listing; we can usually survey within days.
- Landlords letting: you need at least an E under the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards, unless you've registered an exemption.
- Estate & letting agents: direct booking for your instructions, with the certificate link sent as soon as it's lodged.
- Anyone with an expired certificate: EPCs quietly lapse after ten years; remortgages and sales often flush this out at the worst moment.
What happens on the day
We measure and photograph each room, look in the loft, and record the wall construction, heating system and controls, hot water, glazing, lighting and meters. Nothing is drilled, lifted or dismantled. A typical home takes 45–60 minutes.
Paperwork that can lift your rating
The rules are strict: if an improvement can't be seen or evidenced, the assessor can't assume it. Before the visit, dig out anything that proves what's hidden in the fabric:
- Cavity or internal wall insulation guarantees and installation certificates
- Installation paperwork for a newer boiler or heating controls
- FENSA or installer certificates for replacement windows
- Building control sign-off for extensions or conversions
We'll tell you exactly what's worth finding when you book: it's the cheapest rating improvement there is.
Landlords: the minimum is E, for now
Government has consulted on raising the rental minimum to a C by 2030. If your property sits at D or E, the recommendations on a fresh EPC are the sensible starting point for planning works. If you're near a band boundary, we can advise on the most cost-effective route up before you commit to anything.
What you'll receive
A certificate lodged on the national register, yours to download as a PDF and share with your agent, solicitor or tenants. The graph shows where the house is now and where the listed improvements would take it, with indicative costs and yearly savings against each.
Rating lower than you expected? Bring the paperwork and we'll re-check the evidence before it's lodged.
Get my priceStraight answers about EPCs
How much does an EPC cost?
From £75, depending on property size and location. You get a fixed quote before you book, so the price you're given is the price you pay.
How soon can you survey, and when will I get the certificate?
We can usually survey within days. The visit takes 45–60 minutes in a typical home, and the certificate is typically lodged on the national register within one working day. You'll get the link as soon as it's live.
I'm a landlord. What rating do I need?
Under the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards you need at least an E to let, unless you've registered an exemption. Government has consulted on raising the minimum to a C by 2030. If you're near a band boundary, we can advise on the most cost-effective route up before you commit to works.
Book your EPC. Fixed price, from £75.
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07946 618203Ecoweald · Tunbridge Wells
Covering Kent & East Sussex