


Energy Performance Certificate
An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) from Landlord Sure provides a professional assessment of a property’s energy efficiency and helps identify how effectively the building uses energy. Our qualified domestic energy assessors inspect key features of the property, including insulation, heating systems, glazing, lighting, and other energy-related elements.
An energy performance certificate shows how energy efficient a property is. For practical ways to improve a property rating, read the advice from the Energy Saving Trust, then book your energy performance certificate with Landlord Sure.
Whether you’re a landlord, letting agent, property manager, homeowner, or property seller, our EPC service provides a clear energy rating and practical recommendations for improving the property’s efficiency. Following the assessment, you receive a digital EPC outlining the property’s energy performance, current rating, potential rating, and recommended energy-saving improvements.
- Professional Domestic EPC Assessment
- Qualified & Experienced Energy Assessors
- Property Energy Efficiency Rating
Energy Performance Certificate Pricing
Ideal for studio flats and single-room properties.
£75
- Digital EPC Certificate
- Property Energy Assessment
- Energy Efficiency Rating
- Recommended Improvements
Suitable for flats, maisonettes and smaller houses.
£80
- Digital EPC Certificate
- Full Property Assessment
- Energy Efficiency Rating
- Improvement Recommendations
For four-bedroom houses and larger flats.
£90
- Digital EPC Certificate
- Detailed Energy Assessment
- Current & Potential Rating
- Energy-Saving Recommendations
For five-bedroom houses and smaller HMOs.
£100
- Digital EPC Certificate
- Complete Property Assessment
- Energy Performance Rating
- Improvement Recommendations
For larger houses and HMOs.
£110
- Digital EPC Certificate
- Comprehensive Property Assessment
- Current & Potential Energy Rating
- Energy Efficiency Recommendations
For large houses and HMOs with seven bedrooms.
£120
- Digital EPC Certificate
- Comprehensive Property Assessment
- Current & Potential Energy Rating
- Energy Efficiency Recommendations
For large HMOs with eight bedrooms.
£130
- Digital EPC Certificate
- Comprehensive Property Assessment
- Current & Potential Energy Rating
- Energy Efficiency Recommendations
Starting from 80 sqm. Professional EPC assessment for offices, shops, commercial units, and other non-domestic properties.
£155.99
- Commercial EPC Certificate
- Professional Energy Assessment
- Energy Performance Rating
- Improvement Recommendations
- Digital Certificate
Common Energy Efficiency Issues We Identify
At Landlord Sure, our Energy Performance Certificate service assesses the key factors that influence a property’s energy efficiency and overall EPC rating. Our qualified energy assessors inspect the property carefully to gather accurate information about its construction, heating systems, insulation, glazing, lighting, and other energy-related features.
During the assessment, we identify areas such as poor insulation, inefficient heating systems, older glazing, inadequate heating controls, inefficient lighting, and other features that may affect the property’s energy performance. The information gathered is used to produce an accurate EPC rating and identify potential improvements.
Following the assessment, your EPC provides a clear overview of the property’s current energy rating, potential rating, estimated energy performance, and recommended improvements. This gives landlords, homeowners, letting agents, and property managers useful information when considering energy-efficiency upgrades.
We Assess Every Type of Residential Property
At Landlord Sure, we provide professional Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) assessments for a wide range of residential properties across London and the UK. Whether you own a single rental property or manage a larger portfolio, our qualified domestic energy assessors carry out detailed inspections to evaluate the property’s energy efficiency.
We assess key features including heating systems, insulation, windows and glazing, lighting, hot water systems, and other energy-related elements. Our assessment is tailored to the property’s construction and characteristics, helping produce an accurate EPC rating and practical energy-efficiency recommendations.
- Flats & Apartments
- HMOs (Houses in Multiple Occupation)
- Sheltered & Managed Housing
Professional Equipment for Accurate EPC Assessments
At Landlord Sure, our qualified Domestic Energy Assessors use professional inspection equipment and structured assessment methods to collect accurate information about your property’s energy performance. We carefully examine the features that influence your EPC rating and record the required property data during the assessment.
Our assessment can include checks of heating systems, boilers, radiators, hot water systems, windows and glazing, insulation, lighting, ventilation, thermostatic controls, and other energy-efficiency features. Every relevant detail is recorded systematically to help produce an accurate EPC assessment.
Following the inspection, the information collected is used to generate your Energy Performance Certificate, including the property’s current energy rating, potential rating, and recommended energy-efficiency improvements. This gives landlords, homeowners, and property managers a clear understanding of the property’s energy performance.
How We Deliver Your EPC Certificate Fast, Professional & Reliable
From booking your assessment to receiving your completed certificate, we make the entire EPC process simple, transparent, and hassle-free.
Book Your EPC Assessment
Arrange your Energy Performance Certificate assessment online or by phone at a convenient time. We offer flexible appointments for landlords, homeowners, letting agents, and property managers.
Property Energy Assessment
Our qualified Domestic Energy Assessor visits your property to collect the information required for the EPC, including details of the heating system, insulation, windows, glazing, lighting, hot water, and other energy-efficiency features.
Receive Your EPC Certificate
Once the assessment is complete, your EPC is prepared with the property’s energy rating, potential rating, estimated energy performance, and recommended energy-efficiency improvements.
What Is an EPC Certificate?
An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) shows how energy efficient a property is, rated from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient). It also estimates energy costs and lists recommended improvements. You need a valid EPC before you sell or let a home or commercial building in England and Wales, and the rating must be shown in property adverts.
How Much Does an EPC Cost in London?
Our fixed EPC prices for London properties are:
| Property size | Fixed price |
|---|---|
| Studio | £75 |
| 1 to 3 bedrooms | £80 |
| 4 bedrooms | £90 |
| 5 bedrooms | £100 |
| 6 bedrooms | £110 |
| 7 bedrooms | £120 |
| 8 bedrooms | £130 |
| Commercial EPC (from 80 sqm) | From £155.99 |
The price includes the on-site assessment and lodging the certificate on the official government register. There are no extra fees for the digital copy.
How to Get an EPC Certificate
- Book your assessment online or by phone, and tell us the property type and number of bedrooms.
- On-site visit: an accredited energy assessor records the walls, roof and floor insulation, windows, heating system, hot water, lighting and any renewables. Photos are taken as evidence.
- Certificate lodged: the EPC is produced and added to the national EPC register, and you receive a digital copy.
Having access to the loft and boiler, plus any paperwork for insulation, new windows or a new boiler, helps the assessor record the property accurately and can improve the rating.
How Long Is an EPC Valid For?
An EPC is valid for 10 years. You do not need a new one each time you let or sell, as long as the current certificate is still in date. However, if you have made improvements, such as new insulation or a new boiler, a new EPC may give a better rating. You can check whether a property already has a valid EPC on the government's Find an energy certificate service.
EPC Rules for Landlords
Under the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES), privately rented homes in England and Wales currently need an EPC rating of at least E, unless a valid exemption is registered. Landlords must give tenants a copy of the EPC at the start of a tenancy. The government has confirmed plans to raise the minimum to band C for rented homes by 2030. Read our guide, what is an EPC certificate, for the latest position and what it means for you.
How to Improve Your EPC Rating
- loft, cavity wall and floor insulation
- an efficient condensing boiler or a heat pump, with good heating controls
- double or secondary glazing
- a hot water cylinder jacket and insulated pipes
- low-energy LED lighting throughout
- solar panels or other renewable technology
Your EPC report lists the improvements that would make the biggest difference to your property, along with an indication of the possible new rating.
Frequently Asked Questions About Energy Performance Certificates
Get answers to common questions about EPC assessments, energy ratings, pricing, validity, landlord requirements, and energy-efficiency recommendations for residential properties.
What is an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)?
An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) provides an energy-efficiency rating for a property and gives an indication of its current energy performance. It also includes recommendations for potential energy-efficiency improvements.
Who needs an EPC?
EPCs are commonly required when selling, letting, or constructing a property, subject to the applicable requirements and exemptions. Our service is suitable for landlords, homeowners, letting agents, and property managers.
What does an EPC assessment include?
Our qualified Domestic Energy Assessor collects information about the property’s construction, insulation, heating system, hot water, windows, glazing, lighting, and other relevant energy features to produce the EPC.
How long does an EPC assessment take?
The time required depends on the size, layout, age, and features of the property. Most standard residential assessments can be completed efficiently during a single visit.
What happens after the assessment?
Once the assessment is completed, your EPC is lodged and made available digitally, showing the property’s energy rating, potential rating, and recommended energy-efficiency improvements.









