So... What is an EPC?

Energy Performance Certificates or, EPC's as they are more commonly known by are the only surviving document from the short-lived HIP. They provide information about a buildings energy efficiency in an aid to reduce the homeowners carbon footprint and to help buyers or tenants make an informed decision when taking the plunge.

If you are a home-owner putting your property up for sale, or a Landlord needing to rent a property out then you're going to be needing an EPC.

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Its What's Inside That Counts

So, you've seen the pretty little graph. But, it doesn't sound like you're getting much for your hard earned money does it? There is much more to it.

• Current & Potential Performance
  After visiting the property, our assessor is able to complete his assessment and calculate the current & potential ratings for your EPC.
  
  

• Recommendations
  By looking at the major factors, our assessor will detail a number of potential changes which could be made to improve its efficiency and if/when they are undertaken, how they will effect your bills.
  
  

• Average Running Costs
  Particularly handy for the money conscious first time buyer. Average light, heating and electricity costs are calculated.
  
  

• Summary
  A table summary of the property is included which focusses on the main leveraging factors. Average, Poor and Good.
  

  
  

What's in it for me?

As the home-owner or landlord, you are the ones who end up footing the bill and as with any purchase you will be wanting to know how the EPC can benefit you.

→ Being Green, Gets your Property Seen
Research has proven that both buyers and tenants are looking at the energy efficiency of a property in more detail, before making any financial decisions.

→ Priceless Information
Our EPC assessor will put together a number of different recommendations specific to your property and its current condition. Finally, now you can rise against your forever rising fuel bills.

→ Landlords, Get Tax Relief
Learn from your EPC, and keep the tax-man at bay. Get up to £1500 in tax relief. Read more about LESA.