Energy Performance
What is an Energy Performance Certificate?
An Energy Performance Certificate provides a rating from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient), showing how energy efficient your property is. It also includes practical recommendations to improve efficiency, such as upgrading insulation, heating systems, or integrating renewable energy solutions.
Why is an EPC Certificate Required?
An EPC is required in many situations, including:
- Selling a property
- Renting out a property
- New build properties
- Certain renovation projects
- Residential EPC Services
Commercial EPC Services
We also provide EPC services for commercial buildings, helping businesses meet regulatory requirements and improve building performance. Our commercial assessments provide detailed insights into energy performance and highlight opportunities for cost-saving improvements.
We work with:
- Offices
- Retail units
- Industrial buildings
- Warehouses
- Hospitality venues
- Public sector properties
Residential EPC Services
We provide EPC assessments for homeowners looking to understand and improve their property’s energy efficiency. We help homeowners identify practical ways to improve efficiency and reduce long-term energy costs. We help homeowners identify practical ways to improve efficiency and reduce long-term energy costs.
Our residential EPC services include:
- Full property energy assessment
- EPC certification and reporting
- Energy efficiency recommendations
- Guidance on improvement measures
- Integration advice for renewable technologies
Improving Your Energy Rating
Once your EPC has been completed, we can support you in implementing recommended improvements to enhance your property’s rating and efficiency.
Common improvement measures include:
- LED lighting upgrades
- Heating system improvements
- Heat pump installation
- Battery storage integration
- Renewable energy systems
- Insulation and efficiency upgrades
