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Specialising in EPC surveys and other property services in Cambridge.

Expertise covers a range of surveying needs for buildings in Cambridge and across Cambridgeshire.

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Our Cambridge EPC team can carry out commercial EPC surveys, domestic EPC surveys, SAP and BRUKL surveys for new build properties, asbestos surveys and fire risk assessments across Cambridgeshire and throughout the Cambridge district.

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Our Cambridge EPC team can carry out commercial EPC surveys, domestic EPC surveys, SAP and BRUKL surveys for new build properties, EICR surveys and fire risk assessments, along side many other related property services across the East of England.

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Domestic & Commercial Energy Performance Certificates (EPC) Cambridge

We provide EPCs in Cambridge and across Cambridgeshire for both Domestic and Commercial properties. A valid EPC is required to be in place before the sale or rental of your property. The EPC survey itself is entirely non intrusive and won't damage the building in any way. Once the survey is complete the EPC report will be produced, which gives the building an Energy Performance Rating rating on a scale from A to G.

For most rental properties an EPC rating of E or better is required, in compliance with the Minimum Energy Efficiency (MEES) legislations of 2018. For properties for sale, MEES legislation does not yet apply, however an ever increasing number of financial institutions require properties to demonstrate they would be MEES compliant before agreeing mortgage funding.

Across Cambridge, the most common domestic EPC band is C, with 67% of homes rated C or above and an average energy-efficiency score of 72 out of 100. Commercial properties in the wider Cambridge area have an average rating of C 63 (UK average D 77).

There is real room to improve: the average Cambridge home could raise its score by about 12 points, and 53% could improve by 10 points or more. The average home here emits roughly 2.9 tonnes of CO₂ a year.

Around 53% of homes in Cambridge are owner-occupied and 29% are privately rented. About 61% are houses and 29% flats, and 78% are heated by mains gas. On the fabric, 83% have insulated cavity walls and 91% are fully double-glazed or better.

Letting a property in Cambridge? About 42% of privately rented homes here are rated below an EPC C, the level the government has proposed as a future minimum for rented homes, and 0.6% are rated F or G, below the EPC E minimum needed to let a home today. We can carry out the EPC and advise on the most cost-effective way to improve the rating.

New-build makes up about 22% of certificates in Cambridge, averaging a band B. New builds need a SAP calculation and an as-built EPC, both of which we provide.

These figures are from analysis of the 66,526 currently valid domestic EPCs for Cambridge in the publicly available government data set, covering certificates lodged in the ten years to 2026-08-16 (one per property, its latest). Values are medians/averages from the source data.

EPC statistics on this page are derived from the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government (MHCLG) Energy Performance of Buildings Data, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Easy EPC also provides these property services in Cambridge: Domestic EPC, Commercial EPC, EICR electrical reports, Gas Safety Certificates, Fire Risk Assessments, SAP calculations, SBEM and BRUKL reports, Display Energy Certificates, asbestos surveys, air tightness testing, sound insulation testing and legionella risk assessments.

See how Cambridge compares in our full domestic and commercial EPC statistics for England and Wales.

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EPC ratings by postcode area in Cambridge

Within Cambridge, CB2 has the highest share of homes rated C or above (84%) and CB21 the lowest (51%). Older housing usually explains the gap, and it is where an EPC most often finds cheap improvements.

Postcode area	Homes assessed	Most common band	Rated C or above
CB1	13,299	C	60%
CB4	11,041	C	66%
CB24	9,105	C	72%
CB23	8,609	C	73%
CB2	6,059	B	84%
CB22	5,827	C	62%
CB3	5,528	B	78%
CB25	4,245	C	58%
CB5	3,824	C	73%
CB21	3,393	D	51%

Currently valid domestic EPCs, one per property, lodged in the ten years to 2026-08-16. Postcode areas with fewer than 100 assessed homes are not shown.

What EPCs in Cambridge most often recommend

Every EPC lists the improvements that would raise the home's rating. Across 66,526 valid certificates in Cambridge, the typical home is rated C 73 and could reach B 84 with the measures its EPC recommends. The most frequent are:

Solar photovoltaic panels, 2.5 kWp — recommended on 58% of Cambridge EPCs, typically £3,500 - £5,500.
Solar water heating — recommended on 53% of Cambridge EPCs, typically £4,000 - £6,000.
Floor insulation (solid floor) — recommended on 31% of Cambridge EPCs, typically £4,000 - £6,000.
Low energy lighting for all fixed outlets — recommended on 20% of Cambridge EPCs, typically £15.
50 mm internal or external wall insulation — recommended on 18% of Cambridge EPCs, typically £4,000 - £14,000.
Floor insulation (suspended floor) — recommended on 16% of Cambridge EPCs, typically £800 - £1,200.

For landlords the list matters: 42% of privately rented homes in Cambridge are currently below band C, the minimum for new tenancies from 1 October 2030. Your EPC's own recommendations are the starting point for the plan.

Cost ranges are the register's indicative figures, not quotes. Book an EPC in Cambridge and the certificate will list the measures for your home.

For properties for which we have produced an EPC in Cambridge, if shown not to meet MEES targets, we can then provide tailored advice on the least disruptive and most cost effective ways to improve the building to achieve the targeted rating. We are happy to provide more in depth MEES advice, including on MEES Exemptions so please Contact Us for more information.

Wondering what actually moves a home's rating? Our EPC ratings explained guide includes an interactive explorer built on real RdSAP calculations: pick a home like yours and watch the certificate respond. Or answer three questions on our EPC calculator for an instant estimate.

Domestic EPCs

Carried out by one of our fully accredited Domestic Energy Assessors (DEA), the EPC survey will look at the way the property is constructed, heated (including water heating), insulated, ventilated and lit. The survey does not look at the way the property is used by the residents, so excludes appliances and does not take into account things such heating patterns, instead using a standard set of assumptions about how the house is lived in. This allows for a fair comparison between different properties.

The survey is entirely non invasive. The assessor will not drill any holes or unscrew any access panels. For any insulation added to the property since its original date of construction to be included, the assessor will need to be able to visually evidence it on the day (over 75% of its area for loft insulation, and in multiple locations for wall insulation), or be provided with documentary evidence, such as an installer's receipt.

Where neither documentary evidence or visual inspection can be used to evidence insulation, the assessor will class this element as ‘as built’. The EPC calculation will then make an assumption about what is there, based on the age of the building and the building regulations that were in place at the time of construction. The assessor does not make, or have any control over, these assumptions.

It usually takes around 30 mins to conduct an EPC survey for an average 3 bedroom house. There is then a 2 working day processing period after which you will receive an invoice, followed by the EPC documents immediately on payment.

We are happy to provide more in depth advice on Domestic EPCs, including on Domestic EPC exemptions. so please Contact Us for more information.

Commercial EPCs

Carried out by one of our fully accredited Non-Domestic Energy Assessors (NDEA), the Commercial EPC survey will look at the way the property is constructed, conditioned (including for water heating), insulated, ventilated and lit. It also takes into account the different activities that take place within each zone of the property.

The Commercial EPC survey is entirely non invasive. The assessor will not drill any holes or unscrew any access panels. Any elements of the building and its systems that cannot be visually inspected during the site visit can also be accounted for by documentary evidence. In order to achieve the most accurate rating, you can provide in advance, or make available on the day, any documentation you may have relating to the construction of the building and the make and model of any HVAC systems, lighting designs etc.

For any elements of the building that can not be visually inspected or evidenced by documentation, a set of default assumptions have to be made. These assumptions use ‘worse case scenario’ default values, and as such can lead to a worse EPC rating. The Commercial EPC process does not take into account energy used by commercial processes taking place within the building, such as manufacturing, food preparation etc, to allow a fair comparison between buildings. more information.

Our surveyor will need access to all parts of the building, including any plant rooms. They will take a set of measurements, notes and photographs of various elements of the building. For a Commercial EPC in Cambridge on a building sized such as, for example, a regular single storey coffee shop, the site visit usually takes approximately 30 minutes. Survey time is however dependent on the size and the complexity of the property, so may take several hours or more for a complex building such as a large care home.

Once our assessor has visited the site, all the data collected will be used to make a 3d model of the building in specialist software. From this an EPC calculation will be run, using the Simplified Building Energy Model (SBEM) methodology, giving the building an EPC score on an A+ to G scale. This score relates to how much CO₂ was produced generating the energy to condition, light, ventilate and provide domestic hot water for the building.

Alongside the EPC report, the SBEM calculation also provides a Recommendation Report (RR), however this report, which is automatically generated by the software, is very generic, so alongside your Commercial EPC in Cambridge we can also provide a much more specifically tailored report examining the least disruptive and most cost effective ways to achieve a target EPC rating. This is in the form of our Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) reports.

We are always happy to provide more in depth information on Commercial EPCs, including on Commercial EPC exemptions. So please Contact Us

Your Questions, Our Answers

Dive into Our FAQ Section for Help and Guidance

The most common domestic EPC rating in Cambridge is band C, with 67% of homes rated C or above and an average efficiency score of 72 out of 100. This is based on 66,526 currently valid certificates, lodged in the ten years to 2026-08-16.

Yes. The average Cambridge home could raise its score by around 12 points, and 53% could improve by 10 points or more. We include tailored improvement advice with every assessment.

The measures that appear most often on Cambridge EPCs are Solar photovoltaic panels, 2.5 kWp (58% of certificates), Solar water heating (53% of certificates), Floor insulation (solid floor) (31% of certificates). The typical Cambridge home is rated C 73 and could reach B 84 with the improvements its certificate lists.

We can usually book a Domestic EPC assessment in Cambridge within a few working days and lodge the certificate shortly after the visit. Commercial EPC timing depends on property size and complexity.

Domestic EPCs and Commercial EPCs (non-domestic) require a site visit by an accredited assessor. SAP and SBEM/BRUKL calculations for new builds are desk-based from drawings and do not require a site visit.

Prices vary by property type and size. Request a quote via our form and our customer care team will send a fixed-price quote by return, with no obligation.

Yes. Every EPC we produce is lodged on the official government EPC register. Other certificates (EICR, Gas Safety, Fire Risk Assessment, BRUKL reports) are not lodged on the EPC register but are valid compliance documents in their own right.