Check your EPC before 2030 catches you
Every privately rented home in England and Wales has to reach EPC band C by 1 October 2030. Most landlords have no idea where their properties currently sit, because the certificate was issued years ago and filed somewhere sensible and then forgotten.
Put in a postcode. We’ll tell you what the public register says, when the certificate runs out, and how far there is to go.
Free, no signup, nothing to install.
Not listed? That usually means there is no valid certificate on the public register for it.
That is ten properties, which is as many as we check in one go. Remove one if you need to swap it, or show these results and run the rest afterwards.
The result
Where this data comes from
Energy performance data comes from the Energy Performance of Buildings Register, published by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. The non-address fields, including UPRNs, are licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Ordnance Survey and Royal Mail Copyright and Database Right Notice
This data contains address data (address 1, address 2, address 3, postcode), processed against Ordnance Survey’s Address Base Premium product, which incorporates Royal Mail’s PAF® database (Address Data).
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The register can be up to two months behind, and it does not know about work completed since the last certificate was lodged, or about any exemption registered. This tool reports what the register says, not the legal status of your property. Expiry dates are calculated as ten years from the date the certificate was lodged, because the register stores the lodgement date rather than an expiry date. We do not store addresses. See our privacy policy for what happens to an email address if you give us one.