1930s House

An approved and accredited company providing:

Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs)

Home Condition Reports (HCRs)

to fulfil the legal requirements of the new Home Information Packs (HIPs) - for an excellent guide to HIPs see:
www.explorehomeinformationpacks.co.uk

For more details see our Services page or by contacting us through our Enquiries page.

For current rates see Fee Scales.

FAQs

Q1. What is included in an Energy Performance Certificate - EPC?

It shows how energy-efficient your home is. Using colour charts it records your current energy rating and compares this with a potential rating to which the owner should aim, for both energy efficiency and environmental impact.

Q2. Does an EPC need to be completed before a property is put on the market?

Yes, the certificate must be attached to the property details as supplied to potential buyers, by the estate agent. Proof must also be provided that the legal documents and searches have been ordered by your Home Information Pack (HIP) provider.

Q3. How long does an energy performance assessment take?

Normally up to 2 hours on site. Following calculations the certificate will then be forwarded promptly to your HIP provider.

Q4. Will I need to be at home?

Preferably, the surveyor will need to ask a few simple questions, as well as accessing areas of the property including the main boiler and loft areas. The surveyor will also need to take photographs as evidence for the data they collect.

Q5. Who has access and permission to view an Energy Performance Certificate?

Permission to view the contents of an EPC by estate agents or prospective buyers must be given by the owners of the pack.

Q6. What do I need to do to order an EPC and how much will it cost?

Make an enquiry with us and we will explain the process to you in more detail. Prices start from £65 depending on the size of the property. See Fees.