Get a quick and reliable energy performance certificate or EPC in Cambridge. Our extensively trained and fully accredited assessors are ready to ensure the energy efficiency of your property and help you comply with regulations when selling or renting, or after constructing a property.
An EPC is exactly how it sounds. It is a document that details the state of a property’s energy performance. This document is prepared by a qualified Non-Domestic Energy Assessor or NDEA that looks at how energy efficient a property’s electrical system is.
The EPC shows a rating of A to G, with A being the most energy-efficient. The document includes details about the amount of carbon dioxide emissions produced by the assessed property in tonnes. Lower emissions will result in a higher rating.
According to the Domestic Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard (MEES) Regulations set by the UK Government, properties that are to be sold or rented out need an EPC rating of E before they can be put on the market. Newly constructed properties also need EPCs to ensure they are ready for occupancy.
The EPC also includes recommendations on how to improve a property’s energy efficiency.
EPC assessments are required for residential dwellings in the UK before they are sold or rented out. These certificates are usually only valid for 10 years. Once a decade has passed, it is recommended that owners have their residential properties inspected to get an updated EPC.
Residential property owners who plan to put their properties on the market to be sold or rented out are required to present an updated EPC to the buyer or incoming tenant.
Landlords already renting out their properties also need to have them inspected at least once every 10 years to comply with regulations.
Similar to residential properties that are to be sold or let, commercial properties also need to be inspected. The owner must provide the buyer or incoming tenant with an updated copy of an updated EPC, free of charge.
SAP EPCs are required for newly constructed or converted properties, regardless of whether the owner plans to sell or rent out the property in the future. Properties that have recently changed their number of dwellings also require an SAP EPC.
The main detail that differentiates SAP EPCs from residential and commercial EPCs is that it requires drawings and specifications of the build from the contractor or the architect of the property.
For many property owners, obtaining an EPC is a requirement that must be met. This is true for all owners who plan to sell or rent out their properties. The certificate is also required for properties that are newly converted or constructed.
EPCs help owners improve the energy efficiency of their properties. Having more efficient power consumption reduces energy costs. Having an updated and favourable EPC can also help owners sell or let their properties more quickly.
Having a more energy-efficient property conserves energy. Property owners have the chance to contribute to this ongoing environmental campaign. As the world moves towards more sustainable goals, this is a step forward.
Energy Performance Certificates makes it easy for property owners to order EPCs online. An assessor will get in touch with you within two business days. They will schedule the inspection after confirming your details.
When assessors visit the property, they check every room. A typical two-bedroom house will take around 30 minutes to check. Assessors need to take pictures of the following details to support their findings:
Energy Performance Certificates offers an intuitive platform that allows for easy online ordering. Our assessors also provide industry-leading quick turnaround times of only 24 hours after the inspection. You can conveniently download the EPC from the website as well.
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