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Energy Performance Certificates.
Every residential property in England and Wales is now legally required to have a valid Energy Performance Certificate (EPC).
The residential property specialists here at Lanyon Bowdler will ensure your property complies with this requirement as part of the residential conveyancing process, so you can concentrate on your impending move rather than complicated documentation.
What is a Residential Property Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)?
An EPC contains information about a property’s energy use and carbon dioxide emissions, along with suggestions and recommendations to help make it more energy-efficient.
Reports have to be produced by an accredited domestic energy assessor (DEA), who will provide an official Energy Performance Certificate.
All residential property must have a valid EPC, whether it is available to rent, for sale, or newly built.
What Information is Included in an EPC?
All properties are given an energy efficiency and environmental impact rating, which take into account things like the heating system, the type of windows and insulation.
Recommendations are given by the assessor which will help improve the energy efficiency of the property.
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