Good ratings are more attractive to potential tenants and buyers as they are cheaper to run.
What is an EPC?
An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC), is a document that grades a property’s efficiency from A-to-G. It helps homeowners be more proactive in their energy efficiency measures to save the planet from harmful carbon emissions.
An EPC provides information about energy efficiency and costs as well as suggestions on how to save money.
Who needs an EPC?
How do I get an EPC?
That’s where London Energy Services comes in. After one quick call, one of our friendly and experienced EPC assessors in Cheshunt will arrange to visit your property to carry out a thorough inspection and grade your property from A (‘most efficient’ or in the super league of energy efficiency) to G (least efficient – would benefit from some energy efficiency measures).
The certificate is valid for a period of 10 years. You can feel confident knowing that you have taken that annoying job off your to-do list.
Our EPCs are competitively priced, and start at just £40 depending on the size of your property.
Why is having an EPC so important?
On 1 April 2018, the UK Government introduced a Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard (MEES). The standard applies to private rented residential and non-domestic properties. It aims to encourage landlords and property owners to be more energy efficient by restricting the tenancies on and sale of properties that fall below the ‘standard’, which is currently graded E.
EPCs are also used to calculate mortgage affordability. The EPC will include the energy costs of a home into the outgoings for a mortgage application. An EPC is essential.
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For more information, or to book an EPC assessment in Cheshunt, please contact our friendly team at info@londonenergysurveys.co.uk or call us on 020 3633 4834.
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