EPC band C stock check
For housing associations, councils and large landlords. Social homes must reach energy band C by 1 April 2030 and private lets by 1 October 2030, with spending capped at £10,000 a home. Upload your stock and see where it stands, home by home, from each home's latest energy certificate.
What you get
- Every home matched to its latest certificate, by UPRN (or address and postcode)
- How many already reach C, which reach it within the cap, around it or over it, and which can't on their certificate (likely exemptions)
- The estimated cost: each home's full package and the spend the cap allows, in total
- What to do first: the cheapest homes to bring to C at the top
- Homes with no certificate, or one over 10 years old
- Homes that have moved up a band since you uploaded, as new certificates are lodged
- The whole list as a spreadsheet (CSV)
Price: a year, by the size of your stock
| Homes | A year, + VAT |
|---|---|
| 200 | £195 |
| 500 | £308 |
| 1,000 | £495 |
| 5,000 | £2,095 |
| 20,000 | £5,595 |
| 50,000 | £10,095 |
£195 for up to 200 homes, then 37.5p a home to 1,000 (£495 in all), 40p a home to 10,000, then 15p a home. The summary of your stock is free: upload first, then decide.
Under 50 homes? The Investor plan is better value: £19 a month for your whole portfolio, valuations included.
Upload your stock
Create a free account or sign in to upload your stock; you'll come straight back here. Download a template to see the format.
Create a free account Sign inHow it works
From each home's latest certificate on the government register (98% carry a UPRN). The certificate's potential rating says whether its recommended measures reach C at all; the cost is the sum of the assessor's indicative cost range for each measure, not a quote. Compliance will be judged on the new certificate measures (fabric performance, heating system, smart readiness), so for homes below C this is an estimate of what's needed, not a compliance test. A home with a band C certificate counts as compliant until it expires. If spending the cap doesn't reach the standard, a 10-year exemption can be registered.
Ask Hapi