Energy Performance Certificates for homeowners, landlords and property professionals.
At PM+, we provide professional Domestic Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) for homeowners, landlords, and property professionals across the UK.
Whether you’re selling, renting, or refinancing a property, an EPC is a legal requirement. PM+ makes the process quick, compliant, and hassle-free.
Our accredited assessors deliver accurate EPC ratings with practical recommendations, helping you meet regulations while improving your property’s energy efficiency.
A Domestic Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) measures the energy efficiency of a property on a scale from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient) in a residential property.
It is required when selling a property, renting to tenants, or building a new home.
A domestic EPC includes:
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One of our assessors will visit your property to review insulation, heating systems, windows & glazing, lighting and energy usage.
We assess your property using approved methodology to generate your official EPC rating.
You’ll receive your certificate and recommendations, typically within 24–48 hours.
Domestic EPCs play a key role in how your property is marketing, valued and managed.
If you’re selling a property in the UK, you must have a valid EPC in place before it can be marketed.
Landlords must meet Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES), which typically require a rating of E or above.
Improving your EPC rating doesn’t just help with compliance, it can reduce energy bills, increase property value, and future-proof your asset.
Here are some of the most effective ways to boost your rating:
After your EPC assessment, PM+ provides clear, prioritised recommendations so you know exactly what improvements will have the biggest impact.
Disrepair surveys assess the condition of a property where defects, deterioration or complaints have been raised, providing documented evidence to support decision-making, complaint handling and remediation planning.
Drone Surveys offer a modern approach to assessing hard-to-reach areas, such as roofs, and generating high-quality data for a range of applications, including roof condition reports, 3D mapping, and thermal imaging.
Damp & mould surveys help landlords understand whether issues are caused by condensation, building defects or environmental factors, and support compliance with UK housing standards such as Awaab’s Law.
At PM+, we don’t rely on a single assessor.
We’ve built a nationwide network of trusted, accredited EPC specialists, allowing us to deliver fast, reliable service wherever your property is located.
We work with a vetted network of qualified Domestic Energy Assessors (DEAs) who meet strict standards for accuracy, professionalism, and compliance with UK regulations, all backed by the consistency and quality control of PM+.
We manage the entire process for you from booking to certification, so you don’t need to coordinate with multiple providers. Just fast, trusted support from the country’s best building surveyors and assessors.
The cost of a domestic EPC depends on factors such as property size, type, and location.
At PM+, we offer competitive, transparent pricing with no hidden fees.
👉 Contact us for a quick quote tailored to your property.
A domestic EPC is valid for 10 years from the date of issue.
You can reuse the same certificate for multiple sales or tenancies during this period, unless major improvements are made that would justify a new assessment.
Yes. Landlords are legally required to have a valid EPC before renting out a property.
In most cases, your property must meet a minimum rating of E or above under Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES).
Failure to comply can result in fines and restrictions on letting your property.
Tenants are not responsible for obtaining an EPC. This is the landlord’s obligation.
However, tenants should review the EPC as it provides useful information on:
Expected energy costs
Energy efficiency of the property
Potential improvements
This can help you make a more informed decision before renting.
Yes. An EPC is required before your property can be marketed for sale.
Estate agents will typically request a valid EPC before listing your property. Without one, you may face delays in going to market and potential compliance issues.
An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rates your property’s energy efficiency on a scale from A to G — with A being the most efficient and G the least.
EPC Rating Scale Explained
A (92–100) Highly energy efficient, low running costs
B (81–91) Very efficient, above average performance
C (69–80) Good efficiency, meets modern standards
D (55–68) Average performance (most UK homes fall here)
E (39–54) Below average, may require improvements
F (21–38) Poor efficiency, higher energy costs
G (1–20) Very inefficient, significant upgrades needed
PM+ combines accredited EPC expertise with real-world property experience, ensuring your assessment is both compliant and commercially informed.
With nationwide coverage and a practical, solutions-focused approach, we make EPC compliance straightforward and stress-free.
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