EPCs in Faversham, for homes old and new.
From period cottages by the creek to modern homes at Davington and Preston, we assess every kind of Faversham property and lodge your certificate the same day.
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Faversham (ME13) at a glance
Source: public EPC register, October 2026. Latest certificate for each home.
Local knowledge
Faversham, from the Market Place to the creek.
Faversham keeps its medieval street plan, with the Guildhall on the Market Place, Abbey Street’s timber-framed houses and the boatyards along the creek – alongside a long brewing heritage.
Around the old town are Victorian terraces, then post-war and modern estates, and villages such as Oare, Boughton and Selling where some homes are off the gas network.
Postcode: ME13Council: Swale Borough CouncilConservation areas: Faversham town centre
Faversham’s homes
What we see in Faversham, and what it means for your rating.
Period and listed homes
Solid walls and sash windows in the conservation area; we focus on realistic, sympathetic improvements.
Victorian terraces
Loft insulation, controls and draught-proofing are usually the most cost-effective steps.
Modern estates
Davington and Preston homes usually perform well with cavity walls and efficient heating.
Village homes
Off-gas homes in the villages: heating type has a big effect, so model upgrades before you spend.
Local case study
EPC Faversham case study: a bungalow in ME13
A small semi-detached bungalow with a good base, and a route from band D to a potential band B.
The property
What scored well
- Filled cavity walls
- 200 mm of loft insulation
- Gas boiler and smart meters
Where it lost energy
- Below-average lighting efficiency
- Uninsulated solid floor
- No programmer on the heating controls
The improvement path
- Solid floor insulation
£5,000–£10,000 · score 68 → 71 C - Low-energy lighting
£480–£560 · score → 72 C - Solar PV, 2.5 kWp
£8,000–£10,000 · score → 84 B
In Faversham we offer
Everything you need, in one visit.
Faversham landlords
Band E now. Band C by October 2030.
Faversham has a healthy rental market. We will show you where each property stands and the most cost-effective route to C.
Why Hive EPCs
Thorough, accredited, and local.
- Quidos-accredited, RdSAP 10 method
- 20,000+ assessments since 2008
- Lodged the same day as your visit
- Rated 5.0 from 45 Google reviews
Reviews
5.0 from 45 Google reviews.
5 out of 5 stars
“He was very thorough and friendly and explained what he was doing.”
Wendy G. · Google review
5 out of 5 stars
“Excellent service. Quick, efficient and super friendly. Thanks Tom!”
Melanie A. · Google review
5 out of 5 stars
“Professional and knowledgeable service. Gave me advice on what to do in order to reach a higher rating, which was surprisingly simple.”
Glen A. · Google review
Questions
EPCs in Faversham, answered.
Do listed homes in Faversham need an EPC?
Usually, if they are being sold or let. Some listed buildings can be exempt, but the exemption is narrow. Our listed buildings guide explains when it applies.
How quickly can you visit in Faversham?
We call back within minutes during office hours to arrange a visit at a time that suits you, and we lodge your EPC on the register the same day as the assessment.
Which areas around Faversham do you cover?
Faversham, Davington, Preston, Ospringe, Oare, Graveney, Boughton under Blean, Selling and Teynham.
How long does an EPC last?
Ten years. If you have made improvements since your last EPC, a new assessment can show a better rating. Our guide to improving your EPC explains what makes a difference.
Also covering nearby:OareBoughtonOspringeWhitstable →Canterbury →Medway →
Get your Faversham EPC quote.
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