How It Works.
What Is An EPC?
An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is an official document that rates the energy efficiency of a building and provides recommendations for improving it. It is typically required when a property is built, sold, or rented.
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An EPC typically includes:
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Energy Efficiency Rating: A score from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient) based on the building’s construction, insulation, heating systems, and overall energy use.
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Environmental Impact Rating: An estimate of the property’s COâ‚‚ emissions.
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Estimated Energy Costs: A projection of typical heating, lighting, and hot-water expenses.
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Improvement Recommendations: Specific, costed measures—such as better insulation or upgraded heating systems—that could increase efficiency and reduce running costs.
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The purpose of an EPC is to help owners, buyers, and tenants understand a building’s energy performance and identify opportunities to improve sustainability and reduce energy bills.
How to get your EPC.
Obtaining your Energy Performance Certificate with us is straightforward, hassle-free, and tailored to fit your schedule. Follow the 3 simple steps below and, in most cases, we’ll have your fully accredited EPC completed, lodged, and delivered to you within 48 hours of the assessor’s visit.
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Enquire
Identify which of our services best suits your needs and complete our online booking form. Alternatively, you can contact us via email to arrange a property visit.
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On-site Assessment
An accredited assessor will visit your property to carry out a comprehensive inspection and collect all the information required to produce your Energy Performance Certificate.
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Certificate Issuance
Within 48 hours of the assessment, you will receive your fully lodged, accredited EPC.