Warranted Engineer · BCA-Accredited EPC Assessor

Energy Performance Certificates, done right.

Selling, renting, or building a property in Malta? Your EPC is a legal requirement. We make getting one simple — request a quote, get a price within 24 hours, and we handle the rest.

  • Assessed by a warranted engineer, BCA-accredited
  • Free quote sent within 24 hours
  • Serving Malta & Gozo, all localities

Energy Performance

Rating

A
BYOUR EPC
C
D
E
F
G

Illustrative EPC rating scale (A = most efficient, G = least efficient), as used on certificates issued in Malta.

Warranted engineer, BCA-accredited
Quotes within 24 hours
All of Malta & Gozo covered
Fixed, transparent pricing
What we cover

Residential EPCs, done properly

We specialise exclusively in residential properties — apartments, penthouses, maisonettes, houses of character, terraced houses and villas — assessed to the same accredited standard, fast and without the back-and-forth.

EPC for Selling

A valid EPC is required before you can advertise or finalise the sale (konvenju/final deed) of a property in Malta.

EPC for Renting

Landlords must hold a valid EPC to register a lease with the Housing Authority and advertise a rental legally.

New Build EPC

Newly completed homes need an EPC as part of compliance before occupation or handover to buyers.

The legal side

Why you need an EPC in Malta

An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rates a property's energy efficiency from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient). It isn't optional paperwork — Maltese law requires one at key points in a property's life.

Certificates must be issued by an assessor accredited by the Building and Construction Authority (BCA), the body responsible for regulating EPC assessors in Malta. Your assessment is carried out by a warranted engineer registered in Malta, so you can be confident it's done to the required professional and legal standard.

This page is general guidance, not legal advice. Requirements can change — for the current legal position, refer to the Building and Construction Authority (BCA) or consult a notary.

It's a legal requirement

Malta's Minimum Requirements on the Energy Performance of Buildings Regulations (transposing EU Directive 2010/31/EU) make an EPC compulsory when a property is sold, rented out, or newly constructed.

Needed to complete a sale

Notaries generally require a valid EPC before they can publish the final deed of sale (konvenju/kuntratt), so missing one can delay or block a transaction.

Required to advertise & lease

Property listings and lease registrations with the Housing Authority must reference a valid EPC and its energy rating.

Valid for 10 years

Once issued, a certificate typically remains valid for 10 years, unless the building undergoes major renovation affecting its energy performance.

A useful bonus

We can help with green home loan eligibility

Several Maltese banks offer preferential rates on "green" home loans for energy-efficient properties — but qualifying depends on your EPC's energy use and CO₂ emissions figures meeting each bank's thresholds. Since that's exactly what we assess, we can tell you upfront where your property stands and what it would take to qualify.

  • Find out if your property's EPC already qualifies
  • Guidance on what upgrades would get you there
We're an EPC assessor, not a bank or financial advisor. Loan rates, thresholds and eligibility criteria are set by each bank and can change — this is general information, not financial advice. Confirm current terms directly with the bank.
How it works

From enquiry to certificate, in four simple steps

01

Request your quote

Fill in the form with your property details — takes less than a minute.

02

Receive a quote in 24 hours

We'll email you a fixed price for your EPC, guaranteed within 24 hours.

03

Book your assessment

Confirm your quote and we schedule a convenient site visit around you.

04

Get your certified EPC

Your accredited certificate is issued and sent straight to your inbox.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Who carries out the assessment?+

A warranted engineer registered in Malta, accredited by the Building and Construction Authority (BCA) to issue EPCs.

Do I legally need an EPC to sell my property?+

Yes. An EPC is required before a notary can publish the final deed of sale for most residential properties in Malta.

Do you handle commercial or industrial properties?+

No — we specialise exclusively in residential EPCs: apartments, penthouses, maisonettes, houses of character, terraced houses and villas.

Do I need one just to rent out my property?+

Yes. Landlords need a valid EPC to advertise a rental and to register the lease with the Housing Authority.

How long does an assessment take?+

Most residential site visits take 30–60 minutes, depending on the size and layout of the property.

How quickly will I get my quote?+

Within 24 hours of submitting the form. Once you confirm, we book your on-site assessment at a time that suits you.

How long is the certificate valid for?+

Ten years from the date of issue, unless the property undergoes major renovations that change its energy performance.

Can you help me qualify for a green home loan?+

Several Maltese banks (including APS Bank, MeDirect and Bank of Valletta) offer preferential rates on green home loans for energy-efficient properties, based on your EPC's energy use and CO₂ emissions figures. We can tell you where your property stands and what it would take to qualify — though the loan itself is between you and the bank.

How can I get in touch?+

Fill in the form below with your property details and we'll come back to you by email — that's the quickest way to get an accurate quote. Prefer to talk first? Call +356 7991 5124.

Get in touch

Request your free quote

Tell us a little about your property and we'll email you a fixed quote within 24 hours — no obligation. Prefer to talk it through first? Give us a call.

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+356 7991 5124
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