MEES compliance, explained plainly
Most rentals aren't there yet. We tell you the cheapest legal route to get yours compliant — the right path, the grants you actually qualify for, the paperwork — before the deadline does it for you.
What a Health Check tells you
No generic sustainability pitch — just the specific answer for your property.
What your current EPC means in practice, what's already compliant, and what isn't.
Heating-system upgrade, smart-readiness route, or a registered exemption — modelled for your specific property.
Grant schemes change constantly. We check what you currently qualify for before you spend a penny of your own.
How it works
Including the official recommendations report, so we're starting from your real data, not a guess.
Gap to band C, cheapest route, grant eligibility, and a realistic cost — in writing, no jargon.
Handle it yourself, use our vetted installer network, or register a valid exemption.
Renewal dates and rule changes monitored, so 2030 doesn't arrive as a surprise.
Services & pricing
One-off report
from £150 per property
A plain-English written report on exactly where you stand and what to do about it.
Coordinated retrofit
no fee to you
Once you know your route, we coordinate the work through our Gas Safe & NICEIC network. We're paid by the installer, not by you.
Ongoing
from £100/month
For landlords with more than a handful of properties. Compliance tracked continuously, not assessed once and forgotten.
Why RenewMyLet
RenewMyLet is run by a solicitor with 15+ years navigating regulated processes. The job here is the same skill in a different setting: read the rule correctly, find the cheapest legal route through it, and put it in writing so you're never guessing.
Frequently asked
No. We don't produce EPC certificates ourselves — that requires an accredited Domestic Energy Assessor. We read your existing EPC, work out the cheapest legal route to band C, and manage the funding and installer side. If your property needs a brand-new assessment, we'll point you to an accredited assessor first.
That's a compliance gap on its own — EPCs are valid for 10 years and required before any new letting. We flag it as step one of your Health Check and arrange an accredited assessment before anything else.
The government confirmed a single 1 October 2030 deadline for all tenancies in January 2026, with a £10,000 cost cap. The exact EPC metrics are still being finalised, but the direction hasn't changed through more than a year of consultation. Waiting for it to disappear isn't a strategy.
It's the maximum you can be required to spend bringing a single property up to standard. If you've genuinely spent £10,000 and it still doesn't reach band C, you can register a valid exemption instead of being forced to spend more.
Not yet. Commercial energy standards run on a separate timeline, with different rules and a different EPC scale. We're focused on residential rented property for now.
Get in touch
Tell us a bit about your property and we'll come back with next steps — usually within a couple of working days.
Prefer email? hello@renewmylet.co.uk