Book your next inspection easily and get an energy performance certificate or EPC in Stoke-on-Trent. We feature fully accredited, seasoned assessors who are ready to check the energy efficiency of your property in compliance with regulations.
As the name implies, an EPC is a document that provides details about a property’s energy performance. It is prepared by a qualified Non-Domestic Energy Assessor or NDEA after thoroughly inspecting how energy efficient the electrical system is in a residential or commercial property.
EPC documents have a rating system to show how energy efficient a property is. The rating ranges from A to G, with A being the highest grade. It details the amount of carbon dioxide emissions the property produces in tonnes. The higher the emissions, the lower the rating.
The EPC also includes notes to help owners improve the energy efficiency of their properties.
The Domestic Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard (MEES) Regulations set by the Government now requires owners of properties that will be sold or rented out to provide EPCs with a rating of at least an E to prospective buyers or incoming tenants.
Newly constructed properties also require an EPC before they are ready for occupancy.
Residential properties in the UK need to be inspected for an EPC before they are sold or rented out. EPCs are typically only valid for 10 years. After that period, owners are recommended to have their properties inspected again to get an updated EPC.
Apart from the requirement to present passing EPCs to potential buyers or new tenants, landlords also need to have their properties inspected at least once every 10 years in compliance with regulations.
Like residential buildings, before commercial properties are sold or let, owners need to have them inspected to obtain an EPC. The owner is required to present the passing document to the buyer or the incoming tenant, free of charge.
Newly constructed or converted properties, even if they will not be sold or rented out in the future, need to be inspected for an SAP EPC. These include properties that have recently changed their number of dwellings.
SAP EPCs are different from residential or commercial EPCs because they require drawings and specifications of the build. These details are gathered by the assessor from the contractor or the architect of the property.
Meeting requirements should be a priority for property owners especially if they want to sell or let their properties. Getting the EPC requirement out of the way early on can save owners time and trouble down the road.
EPCs enable owners to improve the energy efficiency of their properties. More energy-efficient electrical systems consume less power overall, which results in cheaper energy costs. Passing EPCs can also be a selling point for owners who plan to put their properties on the market.
Properties that are energy efficient conserve electricity, which contributes to the ongoing environmental cause. Property owners have the chance to join the world as it moves towards a better, more sustainable future.
With Energy Performance Certificates, property owners can easily order an EPC online. After that, the assessor will reach out within two business days to confirm the property’s details and to schedule the inspection.
Assessors check every room when they visit the property. It takes an average of 30 minutes to completely inspect a two-bedroom house. To support their findings, assessors take photographs of the following:
Property owners can take advantage of Energy Performance Certificates’ intuitive platform to place their orders easily. The turnaround times we deliver to our clients are a cut above the competition. Our assessors prepare EPCs just 24 hours after the inspection. Owners can also conveniently download the EPC from our website.
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