Domestic EPC
DO I NEED AN EPC?
An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is required by law whenever a property is sold or let.
Don't get caught out - you could be fined if you don't get an EPC when one is required.

WHAT'S ON AN EPC?
An EPC shows the running costs of a property and rates it on a scale from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient). It also contains information on the main features of the building including recommendations to save money.

The Energy Performance Certificate or EPC is the energy efficiency rating of a property, precisely a building. The rating is represented graphically on a scale from A to G, where A stands for the most efficient energy performance and G stands for the least efficient energy performance. Side-by-side energy performance of buildings, the EPC depicts the environmental impact of a building in terms of Carbon Dioxide or C02 emissions.

The improvements that could save you the most energy depend on your home, but typical examples include:
  1. insulation, such as solid wall, cavity wall or loft insulation
  2. Heating
  3. Draught-proofing
  4. Double glazing
  5. Renewable energy generation, such as solar panels or heat pumps
EPC's provide complete details about Energy Savings Trusts that help house-property- owners with special grants and/or discounts to carry out necessary improvement work.

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This way, EPCs not only help save money and energy, but also successfully contribute to the cause of environmental improvement. 
 
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