Domestic EPC FAQ

Domestic EPC FAQ

Why Do I need an EPC ?

The law states that if you are using any form of marketing to sell your home such as a advert in the paper you will need an Energy Performance Certificate ( EPC ) as part of the Home Information Pack

Rental - Since 1st October 2008 a landlord needs to provide an Energy Performance Certificate whenever a home in the social or private rented sector is let to a new tenant

On Sale - The seller is responsible for ensuring a certificate is made available to all prospective purchasers at the earliest opportunity. Homes sold without marketing for sale require an EPC on sale from 1st October 2008

What does the EPC involve ?

We appreciate that conducting survey's involves entering your home. Therefore, we will ensure that all survey's are carried out in a discreet and friendly manner. The assessor will show you their photo identification upon arrival.

The home owner will be asked to complete a simple questionnaire giving details about the property

The assessor will:

● Record Interior or Exterior dimensions

● Record Glazing/ Heating/ Lighting/Ventilation for each room

● Record loft/wall insulation

Loft Voids/Basements/cellar will also be inspected if present

How Long Does the EPC Take ?

On average 1 hour depending on the size and complexity of the property

How much does it cost ?

Our prices start from 55.00 GBP. Please go to our contacts page and complete the form for a tailored quotation

How can I order an EPC ?

On Line

By Telephone

By E Mail

How can I pay?

Payment can be made via a Paypal account or cheque or cash

What will the EPC Show?

Energy Performance Certificates tell you how energy efficient a home is on a scale of A to G. The higher the rating the more energy efficient the home is and the lower the fuel bills will be



The certificate also tells you on a scale of A to G about the impact the home has on the environment. The higher rated homes will have less impact through CO2 emissions on the environment