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Stockton-on-Tees · TS16, TS17, TS18, TS19, TS20, TS21

EPC Stockton-on-Tees: book online from £65

  1. Property
  2. Details
  3. Visit
  4. Pay

Find the property

  • Accredited, insured local assessors
  • Lodged on the government register
  • Nothing to pay on the day
  • Free to cancel until an assessor accepts

Your card is held at the last step. You're only charged once an assessor accepts your booking.

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Domestic Energy Performance Certificates from £65 (depending on size) for homes across Stockton-on-Tees, including Newtown, Stockton Town Centre, Village and Ingleby Barwick South. Book online in a minute and a local assessor confirms the visit, usually within two hours.

Prices

One fixed price by the size of the home. We use the floor area from its last EPC where there is one, otherwise you tell us the bedrooms. Prices can vary a little by location, and you always see yours before you pay.

Up to 2 bedrooms

45–60 minute visit

£65

3–4 bedroomsMost homes

60–75 minute visit

£79

5+ bedrooms

90+ minute visit

£95

  • Visit by a local accredited assessor
  • Certificate on the government register
  • Valid for 10 years
  • Nothing to pay on the day

EPCs in Stockton-on-Tees at a glance

Homes with an EPC
54,593
New EPCs in the last year
4,418
Expired
19,594
Expiring in 90 days
1,476

Current ratings (latest certificate per home)

A 1% · B 12% · C 39% · D 37% · E 8% · F 1% · G 0%

53% of homes here with an EPC are rated C or better. 5,453 are rated E, F or G: rented homes must be E or better under the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards, so landlords should check theirs is current.

Based on the GOV.UK EPC register, updated November 2026.

From our report47% of Stockton-on-Tees's homes are below EPC CDistrict by district, with the method and a CSV download.

Homes in Stockton-on-Tees

Stockton's housing spans two centuries: Victorian and Edwardian terraces close to the High Street and in older parts of Norton and Thornaby, interwar and post-war semis across much of the town, and large modern estates, most of all Ingleby Barwick, built from the 1980s onwards.

That mix shows in the ratings. Newer homes in Ingleby Barwick, Eaglescliffe and the edges of Stockton usually come out at C or better, while older terraces with solid walls more often rate D or E. If you've added insulation, double glazing or a new boiler, keep the paperwork for the assessor: it can lift the rating.

Getting homes in Stockton-on-Tees to C

The government plans to require EPC C for private rentals by 1 October 2030. We read the certificates of 200 Stockton-on-Tees homes rated D to G. These are the improvements they suggest most often. Doing everything on its certificate, usually ending with solar panels, would take 91% of those homes to C or better.

Percentages are the share of those homes whose certificate suggests it. Costs are the register's typical ranges, not quotes.

Check your own property's rating and what would get it to C

Stockton-on-Tees postcodes we cover

Who needs an EPC?

  • SellingYou need an EPC before the home goes on the market.
  • LettingA valid EPC rated E or above is required before a new tenancy starts.
  • ExpiredEPCs last 10 years. Renew before your next sale or let.

Letting or estate agent in Stockton-on-Tees? Open a trade account for one-tap ordering with monthly card billing.

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How it works

  1. Step 1

    Book online

    Find the property, see your price, tell us who will let the assessor in, and book.

    About a minute

  2. Step 2

    A local assessor visits

    A Domestic Energy Assessor covering Stockton-on-Tees accepts, phones to agree a time and visits.

    45 to 60 minute visit

  3. Step 3

    Your certificate

    Lodged on the government EPC register, and we email you the link. Valid for 10 years.

    Within 1 to 2 working days

EPCs in Stockton-on-Tees: your questions

How much is an EPC in Stockton-on-Tees?
From £65. The price is fixed by the size of the home: £65 for up to 2 bedrooms, £79 for 3–4 bedrooms and £95 for 5 or more. You see the exact price for your address before you pay, and there is nothing to pay on the day.
Which Stockton-on-Tees postcodes do you cover?
All of TS16, TS17, TS18, TS19, TS20, TS21, including Newtown, Stockton Town Centre, Village, Ingleby Barwick South and Hardwick & Salters Lane. Enter your address above to check and book.
How quickly can I get an EPC in Stockton-on-Tees?
Book online in about a minute. A local accredited assessor usually accepts within one working day and contacts you to arrange the visit, which takes 45 to 60 minutes for a typical home. The certificate is lodged on the government register within a working day or two of the visit, and we email you the link.
Do landlords in Stockton-on-Tees need an EPC?
Yes. A rented home needs a valid EPC before it is let to a new tenant, and most private rentals must be rated E or better unless an exemption is registered. The certificate lasts 10 years. Letting and estate agents in Stockton-on-Tees can order on a trade account and pay once a month.
Who carries out the EPC?
An accredited Domestic Energy Assessor who works in Stockton-on-Tees and the surrounding area. Every assessor is a member of a government-approved accreditation scheme, and their name and accreditation number are on your receipt and on the certificate.
Do I already have a valid EPC?
Search your postcode on the government's EPC register. A certificate less than 10 years old is still valid for a sale or a new let, although a new one will reflect any improvements made since.

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