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An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) measures the energy efficiency of a building. It indicates the expected costs for heating and lighting your property, alongside its anticipated carbon dioxide emissions. Additionally, it offers suggestions on how to enhance your property's energy efficiency.
The EPC rating scale ranges from A to G, with A signifying the highest efficiency and G the lowest. These certificates are valid for a duration of 10 years from the issuance date.
Most residential properties will necessitate an EPC, though there are exceptions. An EPC is not required for:
By law, you need a valid EPC when selling your house, unless your property is exempt as per the above criteria. Failure to present a valid EPC can result in fines ranging from £500 to £5,000.
An EPC provides buyers with valuable insights into the energy efficiency of a property. It helps them estimate the costs associated with heating and lighting and identifies potential upgrades to improve energy efficiency.
During an EPC assessment, an energy assessor will require access to your entire property. They will evaluate various aspects, including:
To check if your property already has an EPC, use the following link and enter your property details:
Find an Energy Certificate in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland
You’re required by law to have a valid EPC, click “view details” for more information. If you do not have a valid EPC, you can be fined between £500 and £5,000.
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