Landlords
Keep every rental legally lettable — now and under the next standard.
EPCs for new tenancies and renewals, a clear compliance verdict against the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards, and a costed plan to reach EPC C before the proposed deadlines. Scheduled around your tenants, priced for portfolios.
- MEES compliance check
- Improvement plan included
- Tenant-friendly scheduling
- Portfolio discounts
Compliance check
Can you let it today? Will it pass in 2030?
Privately rented homes in England and Wales must be rated E or above. The Government has consulted on raising that to C for new tenancies from 2028 and for all tenancies by 2030. Pick your current band to see where you stand.
Every landlord EPC we produce includes this verdict in writing, alongside the measures that would lift the rating and roughly what they cost.
What is the property's current EPC rating?
Select a band to see whether the property can be let today and how it measures against the proposed 2030 standard. Not sure of the rating? Check the free government register.
Built for landlords
More than a certificate — a compliance service.
Landlords have different pressures from home sellers: tenants in situ, deadlines set by tenancy dates and portfolios spread across the city. Our landlord service is shaped around that.
MEES verdict in writing
Clear statement of whether the property meets the current E minimum and the proposed C standard.
Tenant-friendly visits
We liaise with tenants directly if you prefer, give proper notice and text before arrival.
Renewal reminders
We log the expiry date and remind you 60 days before a certificate runs out.
Portfolio pricing
10% off from five properties, 15% from ten, with monthly consolidated invoicing.
Exemptions
When a property genuinely can't reach the minimum.
MEES allows specific, evidenced exemptions registered on the PRS Exemptions Register. They last five years and must be re-registered. We'll tell you honestly whether one applies — most properties can reach E affordably.
Exemptions are not automatic. Letting an F or G property without a registered exemption can attract penalties of up to £5,000 per property and publication on the register.
Portfolios
Several properties? One booking, one invoice.
Send us the address list and we'll schedule the visits geographically, notify tenants, collect keys from your agent and return a single consolidated report.
| Portfolio size | Benefit |
|---|---|
| 5 – 9 properties | 10% off |
| 10 – 24 properties | 15% off + monthly invoicing |
| 25+ properties | Bespoke rate + dedicated account manager |
- Tenant notice handled on request
- Visits grouped by area to reduce disruption
- Expiry tracking across the whole portfolio
Questions
Landlord questions
Something else on your mind? Browse all FAQs or ask us directly.
Under the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES), privately rented homes in England and Wales must have a rating of E or above unless a valid exemption is registered. The Government has consulted on raising the minimum to C for new tenancies from 2028 and all tenancies by 2030, so many landlords are planning improvements now.
Landlord EPC from £39
Stay compliant without the admin.
Book a single property online, or send us your portfolio list for a scheduled programme and one monthly invoice.