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Low Cost EPC Certificates – What’s included in the current offer?
- Survey and assessment at your choice of time
- Energy Efficiency Calculation using Government Approved Software
- Submission and Lodgement with Central Governments Register
- Full details of the Lodgement and Certificate sent to yourself and directly to your estate agent or solicitor if requested Free of Charge, No Additional cost.
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- Same Day or Next Day Assessments
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- Same Day Lodgement – No Waiting for your Certificate
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What is an Energy Performance Certificate?
An EPC is required whenever you sell or rent a property, understanding your property’s energy efficiency is more important than ever. Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) provide essential information about a building’s energy use and carbon dioxide emissions. We can provide everything needed to ensure you get your EPC quickly and easily and at the very best price available.
Choosing us means you benefit from:
- Experience: Our assessors possess in-depth knowledge of the regulations regarding EPC certificates. They stay updated on changes and the legislative requirement, this ensures that your EPC complies fully with current requirements and reflects the very best rating for your property.
- Local understanding: Being based in your area, we understand the local requirements and can fully reflect householder and landlord requirements regarding their properties. We are also aware of market conditions that may affect properties within the region. Our local insight can help you maximise your property’s energy performance and ensure we provide the very best rating possible.
- Prompt and efficient service: We recognise that time is of the essence, our streamlined processes means you can expect a fast turnaround and receive your EPC without unnecessary delays.
- Comprehensive advice and guidance: Beyond just providing your EPC certificate, we can offer if requested expert guidance on improving your property’s energy efficiency. We’ll suggest practical measures you can implement, such as upgrades to insulation or energy-efficient appliances, that could enhance your EPC rating as well as being able to provide information on the many grants and schemes available to many properties throughout the area. This information may assist with a property sale ensuring you can pass on information to prospective purchasers and not risk losing out on a sale because of a lower EPC. We can also advise on the energy efficiency rating of your new home or a prospective purchase helping you be more informed and aware of how to improve you new home.
- We offer this to householders and landlords the very best price available, just £59.00 for standard, conventional properties

How EPC Ratings Work: Process, Expectations & What You Need to Know
You may be wondering exactly what to expect during the EPC survey. Understanding this process can help alleviate any concerns while providing clarity on how your property’s energy performance is assessed.
The EPC survey involves the following key components:
- Assessment of property features: The assessor will evaluate significant factors that affect energy efficiency, including insulation types, heating systems, ventilation, and glazing. A comprehensive understanding of these elements is essential for accurately determining your property’s energy use.
- Energy use evaluation: The survey includes a thorough analysis of your property’s energy consumption patterns. This will help identify areas where energy efficiency can be improved, ultimately reflecting in your EPC rating.
- Environmental impact calculation: Alongside energy consumption, your EPC will also take into account the carbon footprint of your property. Understanding these emissions is vital for those looking to mitigate their environmental impact.
- Recommendations: Within your EPC document, we will provide you with actionable recommendations for improving your energy efficiency. These tips can guide you in making informed decisions that may positively affect your rating and reduce your energy bills.
How to book an EPC assessment for your property.
Booking a survey is quick and easy, you can either complete the enquiry form above or telephone directly on 07782192124
All we need is the address of the property and we can arrange a convenient assessment for you, the survey will typically take about 30 minutes to complete.
We carry everything we need to carry out the survey, so you really don’t have to do anything, we even bring a telescopic ladder so we can easily check the loft insulation ensuring this information is included in the EPC assessment, it can make a lot of difference to the rating if we were to exclude it!
The information collected is entered in to the government approved software and this will calculate the rating and then lodge the rating directly on the EPC Register, we can also contact you and let you know the rating prior to lodgement if you would like to know what it is before it is submitted.
You will normally get your EPC the same day or the next morning, we can also calculate ratings whilst we are with you if it is particularly urgent.
Low cost ways to improve your EPC rating
Improving your home’s EPC rating doesn’t always require a substantial financial investment. There are several low-cost methods that you can implement immediately to make a difference:
- Seal Draughts: One of the fastest and simplest ways to improve your home’s energy efficiency is by sealing any draughts around windows, doors, and other openings. Using weather stripping or steel wool can significantly reduce heat loss.
- Insulation Upgrades: Improving insulation can yield a better EPC rating. Simple measures like adding insulation to your loft, using draft excluders for doors, and adding thermal curtains can reduce energy waste.
- Energy-Efficient Lighting: Swapping out traditional light bulbs for LED alternatives can lead to lower energy consumption and enhance your EPC rating. LEDs use significantly less electricity and last longer than incandescent bulbs.
- Smart Thermostats: Installing a smart thermostat allows for precise control over your home’s heating, enabling you to optimize energy use effectively. They often pay for themselves in savings over time, making them a worthwhile investment.
- Water-Saving Measures: Installing water-efficient fixtures, such as low-flow shower-heads and dual-flush toilets, can also contribute to a better EPC rating by reducing overall water consumption.
Taking these small yet impactful steps can lead to improvements in your home’s EPC rating without breaking the bank, leading to substantial savings on energy bills.
Other ways to improve your EPC rating
While low-cost improvements can have a notable effect, there are also higher-cost options that yield significant energy savings and EPC rating enhancements:
- Insulation: If your home lacks adequate insulation, investing in full property insulation can dramatically change your EPC rating. Wall insulation (both cavity and solid), roof insulation, and underfloor insulation can create a more energy-efficient home.
- Upgrading Windows: Replacing single-glazed windows with energy-efficient double or triple-glazed alternatives can greatly enhance your home’s thermal efficiency. This investment not only improves energy performance but also adds value to your property.
- Renewable Energy Sources: Installing solar panels, ground or air source heat pumps, or wind turbines can significantly improve your home’s EPC rating by providing sustainable energy solutions. Though this requires a higher initial investment, the long-term energy savings and potential government incentives make it worthwhile.
- Energy-Efficient Boilers: Replacing an old boiler with a more energy-efficient model can reduce energy consumption and improve comfort levels. Look for boilers rated A or above for the best performance.
- Smart Home Technology: Investing in advanced energy management systems can optimise energy use based on real-time data, leading to reduced consumption and an improved EPC rating.
Although these improvements may require a larger upfront cost, the return on investment in terms of savings on utility bills and increased home valuation cannot be underestimated.