How to Obtain an EPC Certificate: A Step-by-Step Guide

Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) are vital for landlords looking to rent or sell properties. This guide outlines how to obtain an EPC and why it’s crucial.

What Is an EPC?

An EPC evaluates a property’s energy efficiency, offering a rating from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient). It includes recommendations to improve energy performance.

Why Do Landlords Need an EPC?

1. Legal Obligation: Renting or selling a property without an EPC can result in fines.
2. Enhanced Marketability: Energy-efficient properties attract more tenants and buyers.
3. Cost Savings: Implementing EPC recommendations reduces energy bills.

Steps to Obtain an EPC

1. Hire a Certified Assessor: Contact a qualified Domestic Energy Assessor.
2. Property Inspection: The assessor evaluates insulation, heating systems, and other factors.
3. Receive Your EPC: You’ll receive a detailed report with an energy rating and improvement suggestions.

Costs of an EPC

EPCs typically cost between £70 and £120, depending on the property size and location.

Why Choose Landlords Checks?

At Landlords Checks, we make the process seamless, offering affordable EPC services starting at £70. Our certified assessors ensure compliance and accuracy.

Order Your EPC Today and stay ahead of energy efficiency requirements.