Domestic EPC

When is an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) required?

An EPC need to be available to potential buyers or tenants as soon as you start to market your property for sale or rent.

In April 2018 Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards came in to make it a legal requirement for all privately owned properties to have an EPC rating of at least an ‘E’ before they are sold or let. Legislation applies to both domestic and commercial properties except allowed exceptions.

Energy Performance Certificates-Home Rating Chart

What is Involved?

A Government accredited Energy Assessor needs to conduct an energy assessment at your property to produce an EPC certificate.

It is a legal requirement for an assessor to visit a domestic building to produce a domestic EPC. Assessor also needs to be have a government accreditation.

EPC surveyor will need access to...

  • Gas and Electric Meter
  • Windows
  • Boiler (Heating System)
  • Water Heating system
  • Loft, if access available

Full details and requirements for an EPC (Energy Performance Certificate survey can be found on our blog page “Access Requirements for an EPC”

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No Up Front Payment. £40 Domestic EPCs.
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Minimum Efficiency Standards Telephone Consulatation
Free
Domestic EPC Up to 6 Bedrooms
£40
Domestic EPC 7 to 8 Bedrooms
£55
Commercial EPCs from
£99
Floor Plans
£40
MEES Site Visit
£40
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What sets us apart

No Up Front Payment

You will receive an Invoice as soon as our assessor completes the EPC survey. You can pay cash or do a bank transfer as per the details on our invoice to complete the payment for the EPC.

EPC Lodged on Gov Register

EPC certificates will be available on Gov EPC register on the same day of cleared payments. Most of our assessors can issue the certificate on site on cleared payments. They will ensure you receive the EPC and Payment receipts before they leave.