EPC Assessments
Domestic EPC assessments for landlords, sellers, and homeowners.
An Energy Performance Certificate gives a property an energy rating and highlights recommendations that may improve performance. It is often needed before a home is sold, let, or marketed.
Who needs an EPC?
EPCs are commonly required when a property is sold, rented out, or marketed. They can also help homeowners understand the current energy performance of their property.
Landlords
Sellers
Homeowners
Estate agents
What is included?
- Property type, age, construction, and layout observations
- Heating, hot water, glazing, lighting, and insulation review
- Energy rating calculation and report lodgement placeholder
- Plain-English explanation of key recommendations
How long does it take?
The visit length depends on property size, access, and complexity. The assessor needs enough time to record the required property details accurately, including heating systems, insulation, glazing, and layout.
For availability in [SERVICE_AREA], use the booking page or contact [TRADING_NAME] directly.
FAQs
EPC assessment questions
How long does a domestic EPC visit take?+
Most straightforward domestic visits are completed within a short appointment window. Larger, unusual, or complex properties may take longer.
Do I need to prepare anything?+
It helps to make loft hatches, meters, heating controls, boilers, extensions, and relevant paperwork accessible before the assessor arrives.
Can estate agents and landlords book on behalf of clients?+
Yes. Agents, landlords, and property managers can request appointments for managed properties, subject to access arrangements.
Book your EPC assessment
Book online with [TRADING_NAME], call [PHONE_NUMBER], or email[EMAIL_ADDRESS] to request a quote.