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  • Energy Performance Certificate (Commercial/Domestic)

    A trusted supplier of domestic and commercial EPCs

    An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) gives a property an energy efficiency rating from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient) and is valid for 10 years.

    Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) are needed whenever a property is:

    • Built
    • Sold
    • Rented, inclusive of tenancy renewals

    In April 2018, the MEES (Minimum Energy Efficiency Regulations) came into effect resulting in all properties that are sold or rented, including lease renewals requiring a minimum efficiency rating of “E”. It is the responsibility of the landlord to ensure a valid EPC is present and if the current rating is F or G improvement measures must be introduced to bring it up to standard.

    On the 1 st April 2023 it will be an offence to continue to rent or let out a property if it does not have a valid EPC with a rating of at least E. This means all properties with existing valid EPCs for tenants including those with long leases will require to meet the MEES regulations, not just those that are to be sold, new tenancies put in place or tenancy renewals.

    Working with you

    Our fully qualified Domestic and Commercial EPC assessors will work with you to organise a site visit, conduct the survey and produce the certificate in a timely manner.

    We have delivered thousands of Energy Performance Certificates across the UK to businesses and local authorities

    We can help landlords and homes owners gain new certificates, providing information and advice on any improvements required via our cost effectively modelling work.

    Our assessors are all fully accredited, insured and employed by the council and are able to provide EPC Level 3, 4 and 5 certifications.

    Energy Performance Certificate Cost

    All our survey and certification work is provided on a quote by quote basis, please contact us using the below information to discuss your requirements today, bulk discounts may be available for landlords of multiple properties.

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    If you have any questions about the energy efficiency of your property and want to find out more about having an Energy Performance Certificate or information on ways to improve your efficiency rating please contact us using the below details and we will pass you to one of our experienced colleagues:

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