The cost of a domestic EPC should be between £96 and £175. This variation depends mainly on your property’s location, size, age, and layout complexity. For example, a small flat with straightforward construction will generally be at the lower end of the price range, while a large detached house with multiple heating zones and renewable systems may cost more.

The cost of a domestic EPC typically covers the assessor’s time spent researching prior to the assessment, the detailed data collection required under the latest RdSAP 10 standards whilst on site, and the time needed to prepare the report after the visit. While cheaper options may be available online, it’s important to choose an assessor with the right qualifications and experience to ensure accuracy and compliance with regulations.

The headline fee shown on UK-wide websites isn’t always the final amount you pay — it is often much higher. Using such platforms that advertise low fees often means the majority of what you pay goes to the website, not the local assessor who actually carries out the work. To ensure the assessor receives fair compensation and you receive a service tailored to your property, it is always best to contact a local accredited assessor directly.