Yorkshire & the Humber
EPC in Hull
from £75
Book an accredited Energy Performance Certificate in Hull online. Fixed price, no phone calls, certificate within 48 hours and lodged on the government register.
EPC prices in Hull
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Why book your Hull EPC with Move-Nest?
Fixed price, always
£75 for up to 3 bedrooms. No quotes, no callbacks, no surprises.
Qualified local assessors
Every DEA covering East Yorkshire must upload evidence of their current accreditation and Professional Indemnity insurance before joining our platform.
48-hour certificate
Your EPC is lodged on the government register and emailed to you — fast.
Full tracking portal
Track every stage of your booking online. No chasing. Certificate downloadable any time.
All Hull postcodes covered
We cover every postcode across East Yorkshire. Click your postcode area to book instantly.
EPC landscape in East Yorkshire
Based on ONS Census 2021 and MHCLG EPC open data. Figures are approximate.
120k
Homes in the area
residential properties
E
Average EPC rating
64% rated D or below
24%
Private rented sector
require valid EPC to let
£140k
Median house price
Land Registry 2024
~9k
Properties sold per year in East Yorkshire
Land Registry 2024 — each seller legally requires a valid EPC
Hull's post-industrial housing and port city heritage
Kingston upon Hull has one of the highest proportions of terraced housing in England — Victorian and Edwardian terraces dominate the inner areas of Spring Bank, Hessle Road, Newland Avenue, and Holderness Road. Many of these properties have solid brick walls with limited insulation, and Hull has one of the highest proportions of E-rated properties in England. Around 24% of Hull homes are privately rented. The HU postcode area extends well beyond the city to include Beverley (HU17), Brough (HU15/HU20), Cottingham (HU16), Hessle (HU13), Withernsea (HU19), and Hornsea (HU18).
Questions about EPCs in Hull
How much does an EPC cost in Hull?+
An EPC in Hull is £75 for up to 3 bedrooms. Each bedroom above 3 adds £10. The price is fixed with no hidden fees.
How quickly can I get an EPC in Hull?+
We typically have accredited assessors available in East Yorkshire within 2 working days. Your certificate is emailed within 48 hours of the assessment completing.
Do I need an EPC to sell my house in Hull?+
Yes. UK law requires a valid EPC before you can market a property for sale or let. You can be fined up to £5,000 for marketing without one.
What is the average EPC rating in Hull?+
The average EPC rating in East Yorkshire is E. Around 64% of homes in the area are rated D or below — meaning many sellers and landlords need an updated or first-time EPC.
Do landlords in Hull need an EPC?+
Yes. All rental properties must have at least an E rating to be legally let. The government plans to raise the minimum to C by 2030. Book now to give yourself time to plan any improvements.
How long does an EPC survey take?+
Most residential assessments take 30 to 60 minutes. The assessor needs access to all rooms, the loft hatch, and the boiler.
How long is an EPC valid for?+
An EPC is valid for 10 years from the date of issue.
Do I need an EPC for a flat in Hull?+
Yes. All flats and apartments require an EPC for sale or rental, regardless of whether the building is leasehold or freehold. The EPC covers the individual unit, not the whole building. A seller or landlord of a flat in Hull is responsible for commissioning their own certificate.
My EPC has expired — do I need a new one in Hull?+
Yes, if you are actively marketing the property. EPCs are valid for 10 years. If yours has expired and you are selling or re-letting in Hull, you must obtain a new one before marketing. Takes 60 seconds to book online.
Which Hull postcodes do you cover for EPC assessments?+
We cover all HU postcodes across Hull and the East Riding — from HU1 (city centre/Old Town) through to HU17 (Beverley), HU16 (Cottingham), HU13 (Hessle), HU7 (Bransholme/Kingswood), HU9 (East Hull), HU18 (Hornsea), and HU19 (Withernsea). Book online and your local accredited assessor is allocated automatically.
Hull has a lot of older terraced properties — what EPC rating should I expect?+
Victorian and Edwardian terraces in Spring Bank, Holderness Road, and Hessle Road commonly rate D or E due to solid brick construction, older heating systems, and limited loft insulation. Your EPC includes a tailored improvement report — common recommendations include loft insulation, modern boiler replacement, and double glazing, each shown with expected rating uplift and estimated cost.
Do you cover Beverley, Cottingham, and Hessle?+
Yes. We cover Beverley (HU17), Cottingham (HU16), Hessle (HU13), North Ferriby (HU14), Brough (HU15/HU20), Kirk Ella (HU10), and Willerby (HU10) at the same fixed price as Hull city centre.
Do I need an EPC for my rental property in Hull?+
Yes. All privately rented properties in Hull must have a valid EPC rated E or above. With around 24% of Hull homes privately rented and one of the highest proportions of sub-C properties in England, many Hull landlords need to plan for the government's proposed C minimum by 2030. Book an assessment now to understand what improvements are needed.
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