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Sustainable energy is the practice of using energy in a way that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

An energy performance certificate, or EPC, helps demonstrate how efficient a building is and is a legal requirement. There are different types of EPC and which one you need will vary depending on the property. You need to get an EPC assessor to survey the property in order to get the certificate. Learn more about EPCs below or speak to us today about EPC assessment.

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Energy Performance Certificates

What is an EPC?

The Government is complying with the Energy Performance of Building Directive (EPBD) with the introduction of the Energy Performance Certificate. The EPC shows a record of the energy efficiency levels and CO2 emissions of a building, by using a standard table from A to G (A being very efficient, G being very inefficient).

Firstly, the energy survey is performed by a qualified energy assessor who visits the property and examines key items within the premises such as loft insulation, domestic boiler, hot water tank, radiators, windows for double glazing, etc. Once this information is obtained it is then placed into a software programme which carries out and calculates the level of energy efficiency and CO2 emissions.

This programme then proceeds to generate the level of energy efficiency in the property, with a recommendation report on the ways to improve the energy ratings by using cost effective and low and zero carbon generated systems. This will help improve your energy levels and ensure future savings on fuel costs.

There is a similar report which provides figures on the environmental impact. This report shows a table of estimated energy bills per annum and the potential for improved and lower fuel costs, but without any reference to the actual householder bills.

Who requires an EPC?

As of the 21st May 2010, if you decide to place your property on the market for sale or rent in England and Wales you will need to purchase an EPC.

Who is responsible for obtaining an EPC?

With a new build it is the responsibility of the person carrying out the work. They must provide the owner with the certificate and inform the Building Control Officer or Approved Inspector that this has been completed within the specified time.

When you are selling or renting your property, you, as the seller or landlord must provide the EPC. The certificate is available free of charge and should be given to the prospective buyer or tenant prior to entering into a sale or lease agreement.

The householder will have to pay for this survey and we offer extremely competitive prices.

The survey is entirely non-invasive as the information provided to the assessor is given directly from the householder. For example, whether the property has cavity wall insulation or not, even when there is no evidence of drill holes present.

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EPC Assessors in your area

We have a team of highly experienced EPC assessors. Learn more or enquire today.

David Woods - Shropshire / West Midlands based

Highly experienced building services consultant with full accreditation as a OCDEA (on construction domestic energy assessor) / NDEA (non-domestic energy assessor) / DEA (Domestic energy assessor) energy assessor.

His knowledge surrounding sustainable building design coupled with his MEP background ensures any assessments carried out will be to a carried out to the highest of standards.

Gemma Smith - Shropshire Based

Accredited DEA (domestic energy assessor).

With a passion for sustainable building design, Gemma offers an approach to energy assessments parallel to none. Her focus on customer service brings a bright and friendly approach to all her assessments.

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