Landlord Energy Performance Certificates
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To help landlords stay compliant, Rent Setu works with accredited energy assessors across the UK. We use our scale to keep pricing clear and the process straightforward.
Book your EPC in a few steps, receive your certificate digitally, and keep your letting documentation ready for advertising and move-in.
EPC pricing
One-off payment from
- Required every 10 years (or sooner if major works change performance)
- Up to 6 bedrooms included (extra bedrooms priced at checkout where applicable)
- Fully qualified, accredited and insured assessors
- EPC delivered electronically
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Our landlord services are designed to help you meet obligations quickly and with minimal fuss. We only work with qualified assessors so your property is in safe hands.
If an assessor cannot meet your required date or time, we will offer a full refund or help you reschedule. Our support team is here for questions along the way.
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“Simple to use and great value”
A seamless experience from booking to receiving the certificate. I recommend Rent Setu for landlord compliance.
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How EPC Works
Arrange the visit
The assessor will contact you to confirm access and timing that works for you and your tenants.
Receive your certificate
Your EPC is delivered digitally so you can advertise your let and comply with tenancy requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who should get an EPC?
Landlords in the UK generally need a valid EPC when letting a property. Rules vary slightly by nation; England and Wales require an EPC rating of E or above for new lets (subject to exemptions). Scotland may require an EPC before advertising.
How long is an EPC valid for?
An EPC is valid for 10 years. If you have materially changed the property, you may need a new certificate to reflect current performance.
What does an EPC rating tell you?
The EPC shows how energy efficient the property is and gives a rating from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient).