EPC · 2 guides
EPC guides for private landlords in England. Current law: minimum E rating under MEES; F and G properties cannot be let without a valid exemption. The government plans for all privately rented homes in England to reach EPC band C by 1 October 2030, one date for every tenancy, though the regulations are not made yet (the earlier "2028 for new tenancies" proposal was dropped in the government response of 21 January 2026). These guides cover ratings, valid certificates, exemptions and upgrade economics.
EPC8 February 2026
The Government plans to require EPC C for every rented home from 1 October 2030. What is law today, what is planned, what it is likely to cost, and what to do if your property is D or below.
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EPC21 March 2026
MEES bans F and G rated properties from being let. With an EPC C target looming, here's what landlords need to know and what to do before the deadline.
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