Domestic EPC guidance for Nottingham landlords | Nottingham EPC
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Residential landlords and property managers

Keep each home’s EPC record current and easy to verify

Start with the official certificate, check current government requirements and treat Nottingham property licensing as a separate process with its own rules.

01

Check the certificate

Retrieve the official EPC and confirm its address, date and rating.

Official EPC search
02

Check current rules

Use current government landlord guidance rather than relying on old summaries or future-policy headlines.

Landlord guidance
03

Check licensing separately

Use Nottingham City Council’s current pages to check whether local housing licensing applies.

Council licensing pages

Record workflow

A simple domestic EPC record

Property match

Confirm the full address on the certificate, especially for flats and converted buildings.

Date and rating

Record the certificate date and rating, and keep the downloaded certificate with the property file.

Current guidance

Date any compliance note and retain the official source used, because requirements can change.

Future policy is not current law

Public content should date its claims and link to current official guidance. Announced policy direction should not be presented as if every implementation detail is already in force.

Read the Nottingham landlord EPC checklist

Repeat-property tools

Plan the workflow without creating an account

Prepare several properties with internal references and outward postcodes, or create a private calendar reminder from a certificate date. Both tools keep the data on your device.

Next step

Prepare a landlord EPC enquiry

Use the enquiry planner to prepare the details needed for a clear response once the verified contact route opens.

Plan an enquiry