DOMESTIC ENERGY CERTIFICATION

Domestic EPCs.
The right route, clearly explained.

EPC support for homeowners, landlords, sales, lettings and newly completed residential property.

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The right EPC route for your property

We first establish whether the enquiry concerns an existing home or a newly completed dwelling. Existing homes normally follow the domestic EPC survey route, while a new dwelling's certificate is produced from its final as-built SAP assessment.

02

Clear information before the assessment

Property type, address, floor area, age, heating, glazing, insulation and any available plans or previous certificates help confirm the scope. Where access or further evidence is required, this is explained before the assessment progresses.

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Understand the rating and next steps

An EPC records the building's energy rating and includes improvement recommendations. We explain the result in practical terms and can advise on related SAP, U-value or retrofit work where a more detailed assessment is appropriate.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Clear answers.
No guesswork.

01Do I need a domestic or commercial EPC?+

Houses and self-contained flats normally require a domestic EPC. Offices, retail, industrial and other non-domestic premises normally follow the commercial EPC route.

02Is a new-build EPC different?+

Yes. A newly completed dwelling's EPC is generated from the final as-built SAP calculation and supporting construction evidence.

03Can you review an existing EPC?+

Yes. Send the certificate or property address and explain what you are trying to achieve. We can identify whether an updated EPC or a more detailed assessment is the useful next step.

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