If you’re a homeowner, then you know that it’s important to get an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). But did you know that the EPC is only valid for 10 years? In this blog post, we’ll talk about how long an EPC is valid for and what you need to do to renew it. Continue reading “How Long is an Energy Performance Certificate Valid For?”
Commercial EPCs, or Energy Performance Certificates, are required for all non-residential buildings in the UK. The purpose of an EPC is to measure a building’s energy efficiency and provide recommendations for improvement. In this blog post, we will take a look at how a commercial EPC is calculated and what goes into the process. Continue reading “How a Commercial EPC is Calculated: What Goes Into the Process”
The Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is now mandatory for many commercial properties, but what are the important considerations? In this blog post we’ll look at a few of the more common scenarios. Continue reading “When is an EPC required for commercial property?”
Whether referring to a domestic or commercial property, there are many times when it is necessary to obtain an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). Continue reading “How is an EPC done”
If you are hoping to reduce energy costs and exert less of a carbon footprint upon the environment, it is always wise to improve your EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) rating. Continue reading “How To Improve your EPC Rating”
During Q2 2019, the UK’s Ministry of Housing, Communities, and Local Government recorded 410,000 EPCs (Energy Performance Certificates) in Wales and England. Continue reading “What is Included in an Energy Performance Report”
Energy Performance Certificates are legal requirements for properties put up for rent or sale. Therefore, property owners have to hire professionals to conduct energy surveys and issue the necessary documentation. Continue reading “Steps Involved For Energy Surveys”
As with residential housing, business and commercial premises need an Energy Performance Certificate before they can be let or sold. Continue reading “Non Domestic EPC”
Unless there’s an applicable exemption, all commercial buildings are required by law to score a minimum Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of E. Continue reading “Top Tips On Improving Commercial EPC Ratings”
The Commercial EPC & When You Need One
An EPC or Energy Performance Certificate is required by all landlords, builders and developers before they are able to sell or let a property in England and Wales. Continue reading “Why You Need A Commercial EPC?”