For landlords
Every rental property gets a passport: a live compliance calendar, an evidence file for every certificate, and a dated route to EPC C before the 2030 deadline.
Annual gas safety records, five-yearly EICRs, alarm checks, EPC renewals — per property, per tenancy, with real fines for missing them.
Roughly half of England & Wales' rented homes sit below band C today. Every one needs a costed, sequenced, evidenced plan.
Certificates in email, receipts in a drawer, photos on a phone. When a dispute, an exemption claim or a sale comes, none of it is to hand.
Every property, every requirement, one red-amber-green view. Overdue items surface first; reminders go out at 30, 7 and 0 days automatically.
Photograph the CP12 and it's read, filed against the right property, and the next due date is set. The calendar rolls forward the moment the work is evidenced.
Current band, target, months remaining, and a fabric-first plan in the right order — including whether the £15,000 cost-cap exemption is realistically in play.
Upload a CSV and every property gets a passport — with its EPC, planning records and sale history pulled from the public registers automatically.
The right work in the wrong order wastes thousands. HomePassport sequences it — fabric first, then systems, then the heat source — and files the evidence for compliance, exemptions and resale.
Read the EPC 2030 guide
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£5.00 /property /month
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Gas safety records (CP12, annual), electrical reports (EICR, five-yearly), smoke and CO alarm checks, EPC renewals, boiler services and more. Each property gets its own calendar, and you get email reminders 30 days, 7 days and on the day something falls due.
Privately rented homes in England and Wales must reach EPC band C by 1 October 2030, subject to a cost cap and exemptions. HomePassport shows each property's current band, a fabric-first route to C, and keeps the receipts and certificates that evidence every improvement — or your exemption case.
No. Photograph a gas certificate, EICR or boiler data plate and HomePassport reads it, files it, and rolls the compliance calendar forward automatically. Adding the certificate is the reminder's off-switch.
£5.00 per property per month after a 30-day free trial, with no card needed to start. Billing follows your portfolio automatically as you add or sell properties.
You can hand the entire passport — its compliance history, certificates and public records — to the buyer in one click. A documented, evidenced property is an easier sale.
Free for 30 days · England & Wales · Data from official public registers