Get your property
to EPC band C.
We assess the home, tell you exactly what it takes to move up the scale, and manage the work that gets you there. Start with the certificate — everything else follows from it.
Accredited domestic energy assessor Lodged on the national register
Most homes built before 1990 sit at D or below. Moving up to C is usually a fabric-first job — insulation and draught-proofing before new heating.
Accredited and regulated
Three steps from where you are to where you need to be.
Most “free surveys” are a route to selling one product. We start from the measured performance of your whole home — then see the work through.
Start with the certificate
A £65 EPC from an accredited assessor tells you the band you are on now and the measures that would lift it. Book it online and we come to you.
Book an EPCGet the plan to C
A PAS 2035 whole-house assessment turns that rating into a costed, prioritised plan — fabric first, in the right order, with the grants you qualify for.
How retrofit worksWe see the work through
We coordinate accredited, insured installers, oversee the work to standard and sign it off — then re-assess so the new band is on record.
Talk to usC is the number everyone is aiming at.
For landlords it is about meeting the standard. For owners it is about bills, comfort and what the home is worth. The work to get there is much the same.
Book your EPCLandlords: the standard is rising to C
Privately rented homes in England and Wales must be at least band E today. The government has confirmed band C by 1 October 2030 for all tenancies. Get to C on a certificate lodged before 1 October 2029 and it counts until that certificate expires.
A warmer, healthier home
Even heat, no cold spots, and controlled ventilation that ends condensation, mould and damp.
Lower running costs
Insulate first and a well-sized heat pump costs far less to run. A whole-house plan targets the measures that actually move the bill.
A better-rated asset
The band is on the public register and buyers, tenants and lenders look at it. A higher rating protects resale and rental value.
A whole-house toolkit.
No single measure gets a home to C on its own. The assessment works out which combination does it for the least disruption and cost.
Loft & roof
Ceiling or rafter insulation, warm loft.
Walls
Cavity fill, internal or external solid-wall.
Floors
Underfloor insulation, sealed perimeters.
Windows & doors
A-rated glazing, draught-proofing.
Heat pump
Low-carbon heating, sized & controlled.
Ventilation
Trickle vents, extract fans, MVHR.
Solar & battery
Generate and store your own power.
Airtightness
Seal the draughts you can’t see.
There’s real money on the table — we help you claim it.
Boiler Upgrade Scheme
£7,500 towards an air-source heat pump, funded to 2029/30.
Insulation grants
Wall, loft and floor funding for eligible homes, running to the end of 2026.
Local Grant
Council-delivered insulation and low-carbon heating for eligible households.
Zero-rated measures
No VAT on insulation, heat pumps, solar and battery storage until 31 March 2027.
Eligibility and amounts vary by property, income and scheme, and change over time — we check what you qualify for during the survey. See GOV.UK for the current figures and closing dates.
Find out what band you’re on.
Book an EPC online for £65 and we’ll come and measure it properly. If you want the full route to C, we’ll quote for a whole-house retrofit assessment on the same visit.
- Accredited assessor, lodged on the national register
- Independent PAS 2035 whole-house survey
- Fabric-first, prioritised & costed plan
- Grant eligibility checked for you
- Accredited installs, managed & signed off