Energy Performance Certificates in Essex

Residential Energy Performance Certificates - EPC £50 in Chelmsford, Witham, Braintree, Rayleigh, Maldon, Benfleet, Rayleigh, Southend, Westcliff, Leigh, Brentwood, Basildon, Wickford, Billericay, Ongar and surrounding

Our local City and Guilds qualified Domestic Energy Assessor has over 10 years experience in the Estate Agency and Letting Agency industry, and can produce an EPC in Essex for you on any property (except thatched roof).

Our local domestic energy assessor can produce an EPC in the following areas -

Basildon - Benfleet - Billericay - Braintree - Brentwood - Chelmsford - Danbury - Coggeshall - Kelvedon - Great Dunmow - Hadleigh - Canvey Island - Hockley - Ingatestone - Leigh on Sea - Maldon - Mayland - Latchingdon - Mayland - Southminster - Burnham on Crouch - Ongar - Rayleigh - Rochford - Sawbridgeworth - Southend on Sea - Shoeburyness - Westcliff on Sea - Wickford - Witham - and the surrounding areas

An Energy Performance Certificate, or EPC, is an assessment of a domestic properties' performance rating in terms of its energy efficiency and environmental impact, to help reduce CO2 output. It takes into account factors such as insulation, heating and hot water systems, ventilation and fuels used, as well as the age of the property to produce the rating. An EPC is required when a property is sold or put up for rent/leased.

The energy efficiency rating is a measure of the overall efficiency of the home. The energy rating of your property will be graded A-G. A - being a high energy efficiency rating, G - being a poor energy efficiency rating. The higher the rating, the more efficient the home is and the lower the fuel costs are likely to be

 

To enquire further about a residential energy performance certificate, please contact us
 

 

Commercial EPCs in Essex - Chelmsford, Braintree, Brentwood, Basildon, Billericay, Rayleigh, Benfleet, Southend, Westcliff, Ongar, Maldon, Witham, Leigh and surrounding areas

Commercial EPCs are a document that needs to be in place prior to marketing commercial property, for sale or let; this has been a phased government implementation throughout 2008 to help reduce the carbon emissions from commercial buildings. This is a requirement on construction, sale or lease of a commercial premises and will be enforced through trading standards with the liability of having the certificate produced, lying with the landlord or seller.

Much like a residential assessment, when producing commercial energy performance certificates the assessor will take account of the energy saving products within the property along with those items which if replaced or upgraded could change the efficiency levels and ultimately reduce running costs. A main factor of Commercial EPCs is the heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system that is in place at the property; it takes a more qualified and skilled assessor to take account of these systems when completing commercial energy performance certificates to ensure a comprehensive and accurate result

 

To enquire further about a commercial energy performance certificate, please contact us