How much does an EPC cost in Lancashire?

If you need an Energy Performance Certificate for your home, you probably want three things: a clear price, an appointment that fits your diary and someone you can contact directly.

I'm Richard, the domestic energy assessor behind Measured EPC. I'm based near Garstang and work across selected Lancashire postcodes. Here is how my pricing works, what your assessment includes and how to get ready for the visit.

Domestic EPC prices at Measured EPC

For properties in my standard pricing area, the current prices are:

• Studio or 1 bedroom: £59

• 2 or 3 bedrooms: £69

• 4 bedrooms: £79

• 5 bedrooms: £99

• 6 or more bedrooms: contact me for a quote

Your property's location also affects the price. These figures are the standard-area prices, rather than a promise that every Lancashire postcode costs the same. Use the postcode checker, then choose your property size to see your exact price and booking options.

If your property is unusually large or complex, or you are unsure which option to choose, contact me before booking. You can also read the pricing page.

What is included in the price?

Your booking includes the assessment at the property, EPC lodgement and your digital certificate. You deal directly with me, from arranging the visit through to receiving the certificate.

When comparing quotes, check the total payable for your postcode and property size, whether certificate lodgement is included and who will actually visit. A clear quote makes it easier to choose the right service for your home.

Do you already have a valid EPC?

Before paying for a new assessment, it is worth checking the official energy certificate register. You can search by postcode to find an existing certificate.

An EPC rates a property's energy efficiency from A to G and includes recommendations for improvements. Certificates are normally valid for 10 years, unless a newer certificate replaces the earlier one. If you are selling or letting, check whether the existing certificate is still valid and suitable for your situation. Read the official EPC guidance.

What happens during an EPC assessment?

I visit the property to gather the information needed for its domestic energy assessment. This includes the property's construction, insulation, windows, heating and hot-water systems. Access to all rooms is important, along with the loft where it can be safely accessed.

You do not need to make the house look like a show home. The useful preparation is making the relevant areas accessible and having any supporting documents ready.

How to prepare for the visit

• Arrange access to all rooms, including any tenant or agent access needed.

• Keep the route to the boiler, hot-water cylinder, heating controls and meters clear.

• Let me know about loft access or anything that may make access difficult.

• Have any insulation, extension or installation documents available, if you have them.

• Tell me beforehand about an unusual layout, a large extension or other property details you are unsure about.

Do not worry if you do not have every document. Let me know what you have and we can discuss what is relevant to the assessment.

Booking an EPC in Lancashire

My current service areas include Garstang, Preston, Blackpool, Lancaster, Morecambe and Leyland, subject to postcode coverage. Check your exact address rather than relying on the town name alone. The areas covered page explains where to start.

To book, enter your postcode, choose your property size and select an available appointment online. If you are arranging an EPC for a tenant, a relative or an estate-agent client, make sure access is agreed with whoever will be at the property.

Ready to arrange your EPC? Check your postcode and see your price and appointments.

Prices checked on 9 October 2026. Your postcode and property size determine the current booking price.