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How much does an EPC certificate cost in Northampton?

Our EPC certificates start from just £49 for standard residential properties in Northampton. Commercial EPCs are priced based on the size and type of the building. Contact us for an instant, no-obligation quote.

A standard domestic EPC assessment in Northampton takes between 30 and 60 minutes, depending on the size and complexity of the property. You will receive your certificate digitally within hours of the visit.

Yes. We offer a same-day EPC service across Northampton, Kettering, and Corby. Call us before noon and we will aim to carry out the assessment and deliver your certificate on the same day.

How long is an EPC certificate valid for?

An EPC certificate is valid for 10 years from the date of issue. You can use the same certificate for multiple property transactions within that period, unless you carry out significant energy improvements — in which case a new assessment is recommended.

As of 2025, all rental properties in Northampton must have a minimum EPC rating of E. From 2028, this requirement is expected to rise to a C rating. Landlords are advised to plan upgrades in advance. We offer free compliance advice with every assessment.

If your property does not meet the minimum E rating, it is illegal to let it without a registered exemption. Landlords can face civil penalties of up to £5,000. Our assessors can advise on cost-effective improvements to bring your property into compliance quickly.

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When do you need an EPC in Northampton?

  • Selling a residential or commercial property in Northampton
  • Renting out a property (minimum EPC rating of E required; rising to C by 2028)
  • Completing a new-build construction
  • Applying for certain government energy grants or schemes 
  • Updating an expired EPC (valid for 10 years from issue date)