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An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) shows how energy efficient a property is, highlights where improvements can be made, and outlines potential savings on energy bills.

Whether you’re selling, renting, or reviewing your home’s efficiency, find an EPC assessor near you with Checkatrade to help you arrange a valid and compliant assessment.

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How to find an EPC assessor near you

1. Search your postcode

Enter your postcode into the search tool to find EPC assessors operating in your area.

2. Compare options

View assessor profiles, read customer reviews, and compare services before making contact.

3. Get in touch

Contact EPC assessors directly or request a quote and let available tradespeople get in touch.

Find an EPC assessor near you with Checkatrade

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To find checked EPC assessors working in your area, enter your postcode and hit the button – it really is that simple.

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Why do I need an EPC?

An EPC is a legal requirement when selling or renting a property, but it can also be useful even if you’re not planning to move.

• It shows how energy efficient your property is

• It highlights improvements that could reduce energy usage

• It provides estimated running costs and potential savings

For landlords, meeting minimum EPC requirements is essential to remain compliant. For more expert advice, read our complete guide to Energy Performance Certificates.

How much does an EPC assessment cost?

EPC costs can vary depending on the size, age, and location of the property. Larger homes or properties in higher-cost areas may sit towards the upper end of the scale.

• As a guide, an EPC assessment typically costs around £65–£120

• Failing to arrange an EPC when legally required can result in fines of up to £200

Find out more about pricing in our EPC cost guide.

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Questions to ask before hiring an EPC assessor

• Are you accredited to carry out EPC assessments?

• How soon can the assessment be completed?

• What’s included in the price quoted?

• How long will the assessment take?

• How will I receive my EPC certificate?

On Checkatrade, you'll only find trades who meet our high standards and pass up to 12 checks.

Why use Checkatrade to find an EPC assessor near you?

• Checked – All EPC assessors listed have passed our checks

• Reviewed – Read genuine reviews from real customers

• Guaranteed – Eligible work may be covered up to £1,000 – T&Cs apply

Request a quote, search in the Checkatrade app, or enter your postcode below to find an EPC assessor near you.

FAQs about EPC assessments

What is an EPC?

An EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) rates a property’s energy efficiency from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient) and includes recommendations for improvement.

Who can carry out an EPC?

Only accredited EPC assessors can legally produce an EPC.

Can a property fail an EPC?

Existing properties do not fail an EPC. They receive a rating from A to G.

What EPC rating do I need to rent out a property?

Most rental properties must have a minimum rating of E, although some lenders require a higher rating.

How long does an EPC assessment take?

Most assessments take between 30 and 60 minutes, depending on the size of the property.

How long is an EPC valid for?

An EPC is valid for 10 years unless significant changes are made to the property.

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