Strategic
compliance for
the 2030 shift.
Track EPC ratings, plan potential improvements and keep relevant records together for your portfolio.
Confirmed 2030 target
Plan for
EPC C.
Portfolio Intelligence
See EPC ratings and
MEES risk across your portfolio.
Live EPC Register
Direct integration with the UK Government register. Automatically sync certificate expiry dates and current ratings for your entire portfolio.
Portfolio Health-check
Visualise your portfolio's distribution from A to G and identify properties that may fall below proposed minimum standards.
Improvement Roadmap
Organise Retrofit plans for properties needing upgrades. Track estimated costs against the £10,000 cap and manage contractor timelines.
Legal Exceptions
Professional management of PRS exemptions. Store proof for "high cost" or "all relevant improvements made" exceptions for MEES compliance.
The Countdown
Chronology of
compliance.
The government has confirmed a target of EPC C for private tenancies by 1 October 2030, with a maximum investment requirement of £10,000 per property. Implementation detail continues — use this timeline to plan ahead.
Energy efficiency spending begins counting toward the new £10,000 cost cap
New Home Energy Model (HEM:EPC) launches alongside existing SAP system
HEM:EPC becomes compulsory for all new EPCs
Confirmed target: all private residential tenancies must meet EPC Grade C (or equivalent under the new metrics)
The cost of waiting.
Keep EPC records and potential improvement plans visible as requirements and timelines develop.
The Risks of Spreadsheets
- Outdated Registry Data
- Missing Expiry Deadlines
- Severe MEES Fine Exposure
- Fragmented Compliance Records
A clearer EPC overview
- Real-time Register Sync
- Automated Expiry Alerts
- Shown on Tenant Applications
- Centralised Portfolio Control
Product Proof
Portfolio Grade C
readiness report.
Track progress toward the confirmed 2030 minimum EPC band C for private tenancies. Identify properties that may need attention and prioritise retrofit planning within the £10,000 investment cap.
Get Started Free
Plan for
what’s next.
Keep EPC information, plans and upcoming requirements organised across your portfolio.
England and Wales only. Scotland and Northern Ireland have separate EPC legislation. The UK government has confirmed key policy decisions for privately rented homes, including a target of EPC C for private tenancies by 1 October 2030 and a maximum investment requirement of £10,000 per property, although the detailed implementation process continues. This page is for general guidance only and is not legal advice. Reviewed as accurate at July 2026.
Current government response on GOV.UK.