Everything on record about any UK home
An estate agent tells you what the seller wants you to know. We tell you what the public record says — what it last sold for, how efficient it really is, what it costs to run, whether it floods, and what the street around it looks like.
England & Wales · one address, one report · no subscription
This is exactly what you get
A real report for an example address, built from the same official records we use for yours. Scroll through all five sections before you decide.
Energy and running costs
Current and potential EPC band, heating system, insulation on record, estimated annual bills and the improvements an assessor recommended.
What it sold for, and when
Every recorded sale since 1995 with price, date, freehold or leasehold, and how long each owner held the home before selling.
Flood and environment
Environment Agency flood zone for the location, plus river, sea and surface water risk flags for the address.
Listed and conservation
Whether the building is listed and at what grade, and whether it sits in a conservation area — both limit what you can change.
Broadband and gas
Broadband speeds available at the address and whether the home is on or off the mains gas grid — a big factor in future heating costs.
The street around it
How neighbouring homes compare on energy, typical bills, deprivation decile and local sale values — context the listing never gives you.
Check a home before you buy a report
Quick, free lookups that pull data from the same official sources as our full reports.
EPC register check
Search the official EPC register free — band, score and running costs.
Check now →Council tax band checker
Find the band and estimated annual bill for any home.
Check now →Land Registry sold prices
Look up price paid history from HM Land Registry.
Check now →When was my house built?
Get the construction age band recorded for the property.
Check now →How much is my house worth?
Index the last sale to the latest House Price Index.
Check now →Property history check
Sales, tenure, council tax and energy assessments.
Check now →Written for people, not analysts
We pull six official datasets, match them to a single address and turn them into short, readable sections with a clear verdict on each one. No jargon, no raw spreadsheets — just what you need to decide whether to offer, renovate or walk away.
When people buy one
Before you offer
See what the seller paid, how long they have owned it, and whether the asking price tracks the rest of the street.
Before you renovate
Check listed and conservation constraints and the energy improvements already recommended for the property.
Before you let it
Confirm the EPC band against minimum energy standards and see what it would take to reach a C.
Single report
Check your address
One address, every dataset, delivered instantly and stored in your account. No subscription, no upsell.
Questions
- What do I actually get?
- One report for one address: the full EPC record and running costs, every recorded sale since 1995 with tenure and how long each owner held it, flood risk, listed and conservation status, broadband and gas grid availability, and how the street around it compares.
- Can I check a property I don't own?
- Yes. Every dataset we use is public record, so you can research any address in England and Wales before you offer on it.
- Is this a survey?
- No. It is desk-based research compiled from official public datasets. It tells you what is on record about the home and the street. It does not replace a RICS survey or a conveyancing search pack.
- How fast is it?
- Instant. The report is generated the moment you buy and stays in your account to download or share with your solicitor.