Energy Performance Check: Why It Matters for Landlords

Energy efficiency is a growing concern for property owners and tenants alike. An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) provides insights into a property’s energy efficiency, helping landlords improve performance and meet legal requirements. Here’s a detailed look at EPCs and their benefits.

What Is an Energy Performance Certificate?

An EPC is a document that rates the energy efficiency of a property on a scale from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient). It also includes recommendations for improving efficiency.

Why Do Landlords Need an EPC?

1. Legal Requirement: UK law requires an EPC for properties being sold or rented.

2. Attract Tenants: Energy-efficient homes are more appealing to environmentally conscious tenants.

3. Cost Savings: Implementing recommendations can lower energy bills and increase property value.

How Much Does an EPC Cost?

The cost of obtaining an EPC typically ranges from £70 to £120, depending on the property size and location. The certificate is valid for 10 years.

How to Obtain an EPC

At Landlords Checks, we provide hassle-free EPC services starting at £70. Our qualified assessors ensure your property meets energy efficiency standards and complies with legal requirements.

Order Your EPC Today and start enhancing your property’s energy efficiency.