The Energy Performance Certificate is broadly similar to the certificates found on many domestic appliances.

A Certificate for a building gives the building an asset rating based on its energy efficiency, but doesn't take into account how the home is used by the occupiers.

The Certificate will give the building a rating from A to G. An A rating shows it's very efficient, meaning lower fuel bills, while G is inefficient, meaning higher fuel bills. The Certificate will also show the building's environmental impact by indicating its carbon-dioxide emissions.

There will also be recommendations for cost-effective actions to improve the building's rating. The potential rating is based on all the recommendations being implemented.

 

 

Landlord Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) - Just £92 inclusive of everything

From 1st October 2008 it will be mandatory for landlords to make Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) available to NEW tenants as part of the lettings process. Each EPC will last for 10 years.

As a landlord we are sure that you want to know that the inspector visiting your property with or without you can be trusted and competent:

Our Domestic Energy Assessors (DEAs) - Who are they?
 
All our DEAs have been accredited by the BRE

They all have Public Liability Insurance

They all have had a criminal record check

They all carry up to date I.D