Booking an EPC for your property is simple and fast. Follow this step-by-step guide to make sure you understand the process from start to finish.
An EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) shows the energy efficiency of your property. It provides important information about heating, insulation, windows, and other factors that affect your energy use.
Required by law when renting or selling a property
Helps reduce energy bills
Highlights areas where energy efficiency can be improved
An EPC survey usually takes 30–45 minutes, depending on the property size and complexity. During the survey, the EPC assessor will check:
Building age: How old is your property?
Fuel type: Gas, electricity, oil, etc.
Construction: Type of walls, roof, and overall structure
Windows: Single or double glazing
Hot water system: Type and efficiency
Heating system: Boilers, radiators, or other heating methods
Renewables: Solar panels, heat pumps, or other green energy sources
Insulation: Loft insulation, cavity wall insulation
Measurements: Floor plan and room sizes (if available)
Before the assessor arrives, make sure you have the following ready:
Access to all rooms, including loft, kitchen, and boiler area
Any floor plans or building documents (if available)
Information about your heating, hot water, and insulation
Windows and doors accessible for inspection
Tip: The more information you provide in advance, the faster the assessment will be.
Fill out the booking form: Provide property details like address, property type, number of rooms, and contact information.
Choose a convenient date and time: Select a slot that works for you.
Submit the form: Once submitted, you will see a summary of your booking.
Payment can be made securely online via credit/debit card or other payment methods.
Once your payment is confirmed, you will receive a confirmation email with:
Your booking reference number
The date and time of your survey
Contact details of your local EPC assessor
Important: Payment must be completed before the assessment. Without payment, the survey cannot be scheduled.
On the day of the assessment:
The assessor will inspect your property based on the points listed in Step 2.
They may ask questions about your heating, insulation, or recent upgrades.
The survey is usually quick and non-intrusive, lasting around 30–45 minutes.
After the assessment:
The assessor will prepare your EPC report
You will receive your official EPC certificate via email within 1–2 business days
The certificate includes:
Energy efficiency rating (A to G)
Recommendations for improvements
Estimated energy costs
Quick and easy online booking
Secure online payment
Experienced, local EPC assessors
Fast delivery of your certificate via email
