How It Works.
What Is An EPC?
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 CO₂ 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.
An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is an official document that evaluates the energy efficiency of a building and then provides recommendations for improving it. It is typically required when a property is built, sold, or rented.
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.
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.
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.
Certificate Issuance
Within 48 hours of the assessment, you will receive your fully lodged, accredited EPC.
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