HouseCheckup lets you check the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating for any of 29M+ UK properties using official EPC Register data. See the A–G band, numerical score, and key energy metrics instantly. Our £14.99 Complete report includes full EPC breakdown with heating, water, and lighting costs plus carbon footprint analysis — data not available from Rightmove or Zoopla.
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An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rates a property's energy efficiency from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient), with a numerical score from 1–100. EPCs are legally required when selling or renting a property in England and Wales. The average UK property is rated D (60).
Research shows that improving an EPC rating by one band can increase property value by 3–5%. Properties rated F or G may face mortgage lending restrictions and will require upgrades under MEES 2030 regulations if rented. HouseCheckup's report shows how EPC affects running costs and investment potential.
HouseCheckup pulls EPC data directly from the official EPC Register maintained by the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government. This is the same register used by estate agents and conveyancers. Data includes the certificate date, assessor, and all energy metrics.