Home Seller & Landlord EPC
Energy Performance Certificates
Commercial property EPC
EPC - Langwith - Shirebrook - Clowne - Bolsover - Creswell - Warsop
Client focused, approachable, flexible, responsive.
Experts in - domestic, commercial and public buildings.
Our goal is to exceed the service expectations of every customer.
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Preferred partner to numerous Solicitors, Estate Agents and Property Landlords. CRB checked and quality assured. Our commitment is to provide an efficient and professional service at a competitive price.
Local EPC experts as acknowledged by many property professionals within the local domestic and commercial property markets.
EPC for Renewable Heat, Power and Hot Water Systems
We have over a decade of experience in renewable technology such as Heat Pumps of every kind, including air source, ground source, water source, hybrid and thermodynamic. Solar PV and storage, solar thermal, micro-hydro, wind turbines and combined heat and power heating systems. We understand the application of renewable technology and the various ways it can be used to produce heating, hot water and power savings for your buildings and electric vehicles.
All domestic and commercial buildings in the UK available to buy or rent must have an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). If you own a home, getting an energy performance survey done could help you identify ways to save money on your energy bills and improve the comfort of your home.
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Much like the multi-coloured sticker on new appliances, EPCs tell you how energy efficient a building is and give it a rating from A (very efficient) to G (inefficient). EPCs let the person who will use the building know how costly it will be to heat and light, and what its carbon dioxide emissions are likely to be.
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The EPC will also state what the energy-efficiency rating could be if improvements are made, and highlights cost-effective ways to achieve a better rating. Even if you rent your home, some improvements noted on the EPC may be worth implementing,
EPC and Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) domestic Rented Property
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What are the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards?
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From the 1st April 2018 changes to legislation will make it unlawful to let residential properties with an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) with a rating of F or G.
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What are the key dates?
April 2018- the regulations will only apply upon the granting of a new tenancy to a new or existing tenant.
April 2020- The regulation will apply to ALL privately rented property which is required to have an EPC.
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Are there any penalties for non-compliance?
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Yes. Failing to comply with a compliance notice could result in a fine up to £5000.