Energy Performance Certificates

It is now compulsory to have an EPC in order to market a property for sale. Please request a quotation below.

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Energy Performance Certificates

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From 1 October 2008 sellers and landlords are required by law to provide an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) for all buildings or parts of buildings when they are sold or rented. Those carrying out the construction of a building will be required to provide an EPC to the owner.

An Energy Performance Certificate gives prospective buyers or tenants information on the energy efficiency and carbon emissions of a building.

The certificate provides energy efficiency A-G ratings and recommendations for improvement. EPCs were first introduced for the marketed sale of domestic homes, as part of the Home Information Pack, although from April 2008 this was extended to newly built homes and large commercial properties. The ratings - similar to those found on products such as fridges - are standardised so the energy efficiency of one building can easily be compared with another building of a similar type.

Every Commercial Property must have a valid EPC before marketing commences. Failure to produce an EPC can result in a fine being levied for non compliance.

The seller or landlord is responsible for ensuring that an EPC is available to a prospective purchaser or tenant at the earliest opportunity and prior to the commencement of the marketing of the property for sale or let.

EPCs are produced by accredited energy assessors and for commercial properties are valid for a period of 10 years, or until a newer EPC is prepared.

Jolley & Co. can provide a cost effective and accurate EPC as an accredited energy assessment firm.

 

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