MEES compliance.
Plan your
next move.
An EPC can leave you with more questions than answers. We help you understand your property, choose the right next step and arrange the people to carry it through.
From the certificate to the next job.Assessment. A practical plan. Carefully scoped improvements.
A CLEARER PROPERTY JOURNEY
You shouldn’t need to become an energy expert to make a good property decision.
Can I let it? Which work comes first? Is an exemption relevant? Who helps organise it?
Those are practical questions. MEESCompliance connects EPC assessments, compliance reviews and improvement enquiries around the property you actually own.
We manage your booking and communication. Specialist subcontractors carry out the assessments and agreed works, with the scope and quote confirmed before you proceed.
Meet the approach behind MEESComplianceLet’s start
with your property.
You don’t need to know the service name. Tell us what you want to resolve and we’ll show you a useful starting point.
A service guide, using your answers. Detailed MEES tools identify their country scope separately.
What would you like help with?
BUILT AROUND YOUR PROPERTY
One home or a whole portfolio.
Find your starting point.
A different building calls for a different brief. Choose the route that fits yours.
THE RESIDENTIAL ROUTERESIDENTIAL / ASSESS · PLAN · DELIVER
Keep the rental moving.
From a single EPC to a properly scoped improvement project. Understand your rating, choose a practical plan and arrange the next stage through one customer contact.
Local coordination. Commercial depth.
Start with our dedicated London MEES route or the commercial compliance hub. We check the property, scope and specialist availability before anything is agreed.
Review the EPC. Agree the brief. Price the work.
Make the next job
a considered one.
A recommendation becomes useful when it turns into a scope someone can deliver.
Discuss fabric and insulation, heating and controls, lighting or other suitable measures through an assessment-led plan. Bring the specification, budget, access and evidence together before committing to work.
- Investigate suitable measures for the building
- Prepare a brief for appropriate quotes
- Coordinate specialist delivery and completion evidence
THE MEES & EPC KNOWLEDGE DESK
Understand the rule.
See the next decision.
The current minimum
For qualifying rented properties in England & Wales, EPC E is today’s MEES minimum unless a valid exemption applies. Check scope and the property details.
Read official landlord guidanceA reason to plan ahead
The government response sets out an equivalent EPC C standard for 1 October 2030. Further legislation and the future EPC framework are needed.
See the government responseThe larger-building question
EPC B is proposed for rented buildings over 1,000m², where cost effective. Secondary legislation is required.
See the interim responseEngland & Wales policy context checked 13 October 2026. Scotland and Northern Ireland have separate frameworks.
A USEFUL ANSWER IS A GOOD START
The questions behind
the property decisions.
Regulations
Can You Rent a Property with EPC D? Current Rules and Improvement Planning
Improvements
How to Improve EPC D to C: Evidence, Measures & Planning
Commercial
Commercial MEES Update 2026: EPC B by 2031 for Buildings Over 1,000m²
Want a clearer first look at your property?
Explore the free checkers and build a budget from your own quotes.
THE NEXT JOB STARTS WITH THE RIGHT CONVERSATION
Your property.
Let’s get it moving.
Arrange an EPC. Review the compliance. Plan the improvements.
Start a request and we’ll confirm the right scope and next step.