An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is an official document that provides an energy efficiency rating for a property, shown on a scale from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient). This rating reflects the energy performance of both the property’s structure (its fabric) and its systems, such as heating, lighting, and hot water.
The EPC also includes:
✅ A detailed assessment of the property’s energy efficiency
✅ Its impact on the environment
✅ Suggested improvements to boost performance
✅ Estimated energy usage and potential cost savings
✅ Its impact on the environment
✅ Suggested improvements to boost performance
✅ Estimated energy usage and potential cost savings
When is an EPC Required?
In the UK, an EPC is needed whenever a property is sold, rented, or newly built. The certificate remains valid for 10 years, unless a newer one is issued. It’s advisable to make the EPC available to prospective buyers or tenants as soon as the property is listed on the market.
In the UK, an EPC is needed whenever a property is sold, rented, or newly built. The certificate remains valid for 10 years, unless a newer one is issued. It’s advisable to make the EPC available to prospective buyers or tenants as soon as the property is listed on the market.
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