Find an EPC Certificate

Wherever you’re based in Central London, our assessors are nearby. We regularly provide EPCs in: 

West End, Soho, Mayfair, Bloomsbury, Kings Cross, Lambeth, Tower Gateway, Holborn, Kensington, Paddington, City of London, Shoreditch, Clerkenwell, Farringdon, Angel, Pimlico, Old Street, Aldgate East, Euston, Waterloo, London Bridge, Vauxhall, Elephant & Castle, Borough, Marylebone, Earls Court, South Bank, Blackfriars, Barbican, Highbury, Archway, Holloway, Islington, Westminster, Camden, Canonbury, Dalston, Stratford, Central London, London, Victoria, Knightsbridge, Belgravia

How to Book an EPC Near You

Booking an EPC with i-EPC is simple:

Request Booking online – request a convenient time on our booking page

We visit your property – assessments usually take 30–60 minutes.

Receive your EPC – a link to your EPC is delivered electronically, often the same day. It’s that easy.

👉 Request Your EPC Assessment Now

FAQs About EPCs Near Me

How long does an EPC take?

The time spent at your property for an assessment take 30–60 minutes depending on property size.  Data entry, validation all other aspects are conducted away from your property.

How much does an EPC cost?

Our EPC prices are competitive and transparent. Check our EPC prices page

How long is an EPC valid for?

An EPC is valid for 10 years. You only need a new one if you’ve made significant energy improvements or if your old certificate has expired.

Can you do same-day EPCs near me?

Yes! Subject to availability, we can often complete an EPC on the same day. Next-day appointments are often available.

How to get an EPC in central London?

see here

How much does an EPC cost in London (from £59)

see here

How do I request an EPC in London?

see here

How to Find an EPC Online

If you already have a valid Energy Performance Certificate for your property, you can find your EPC online through the official government register. Every EPC issued in London and across England and Wales is stored in a national database managed by the government. By simply entering your property’s address or certificate number, you can view your current EPC rating, see when it was issued, and check its expiry date. This makes it easy for homeowners, landlords, tenants, and potential buyers to confirm a property’s energy performance details before making any decisions.

Why You Might Need to Find an EPC

There are several reasons why you may need to locate an existing EPC. If you are renting out a property, your tenants have the right to see the certificate. If you are selling, buyers and estate agents will need to view it before proceeding with a transaction. Landlords must also ensure that the EPC shows a rating of E or above to meet the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES). Even if you are not selling or renting, finding your EPC can give you insights into potential energy improvements and help you plan upgrades that lower bills and increase comfort.

Can’t Find Your EPC?

If you search the register and cannot find your EPC certificate, it may have expired. EPCs are only valid for 10 years from the date of issue. If your certificate is no longer available online, you will need to arrange a new assessment. At i-EPC, we provide same-day and next-day EPC surveys across London, ensuring you can quickly get a valid certificate uploaded to the government register and emailed directly to you.

How i-EPC Helps You Find and Renew Your EPC

With i-EPC, you not only receive a fast and accurate certificate, but we also help you navigate the government register so you can easily find your EPC whenever you need it. Our London-based team ensures your certificate is uploaded correctly, with no delays, and remains accessible for the full 10 years. If your EPC is expiring, we can carry out a reassessment and update your record on the same day, giving you complete peace of mind.

The Importance of Finding an EPC Before Selling or Renting

If you are selling your property, finding and presenting a valid EPC is a legal requirement. Prospective buyers will want to see the certificate early in the process, and failure to provide it can delay your sale. Similarly, landlords must provide tenants with a copy of the EPC at the start of a tenancy. Being able to find your EPC quickly ensures compliance, avoids penalties, and builds trust with buyers or tenants.