EPC’s

Our sister company ‘Energy Assessor Panel’ can cater for all your Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) requirements.

Residential Lettings

All landlords now need to provide an EPC free of charge to prospective tenants the first time they let or re-let a property. The EPC must be available no later than:

• When written information about the building is provided on request
• When a viewing is conducted
• Before entering into a contract to let

The EPC is valid for 10 years

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Commercial EPCs

As soon as the building is offered for sale or rent the seller or landlord must make an EPC and recommendation report available prospective buyers or tenants. The EPC may be for the whole building or individual units and completion of contract should not happen without it.

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Display Energy Certificates (DECs)

DECs are required for buildings with a total floor area over 100 square metres that are occupied by a Public Authority or Institution that provides a public service and is publicly accessed. The DEC is valid for one year and the accompanying Advisory Report is valid for seven years.

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