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Domestic Energy Performance Certificates (EPC)
Prices from
£34
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An EPC is a must-have document for anyone who wants to sell or rent their property in Scotland, as it is required by the European Building Directive.
Without an EPC, you could face legal consequences. An EPC shows
how much energy, carbon dioxide and money your building consumes and produces, and rates it from A to G, with A being the best and G being the worst. It also gives you tips on how to make your building more energy-efficient, which can help you save money and protect the environment. You can find more information on EPC requirements in our EPC FAQs.
Why Do I Need An EPC?
Under the European Building Directive, all residential properties in Scotland are required to have an EPC in place prior to a new tenancy or sale. For further information view our FAQs on EPC legislation in Scotland
The EPC will detail the energy use, carbon dioxide emission and fuel costs of the building. The energy performance of the building is given a rating on a scale of A-G, with A being the most efficient and G the least efficient. The report will also provide suggestions on how to improve the properties energy efficiency, thus saving money and helping the environment.
With offices across the country in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee, Aberdeen and Inverness one of our fully qualified assessors will be able to reach you wherever your property is!
Areas We Cover for Domestic EPCs
We cover the whole of Scotland, Energy Cert Scotland offers Domestic EPCs for any property in the country. Our qualified Domestic EPC assessors can come to your place wherever you are in Scotland.
Domestic EPC FAQs
FAQs
An EPC is a document which states the energy efficiency of a building based on the standardised way that the building is used. Carbon dioxide (CO2) ratings are shown in bandings from A to G, with A being the least polluting.
The earth’s natural resources such as oil products, natural gas, and solid fuels are limited and steps must be taken to conserve these commodities. Scientific studies have indicated that these resources also generate emissions such as CO2, which are considered to have a direct contribution to global warming.
The Energy Performance Certificate should:
– Display an indication of current carbon dioxide emissions
– Provide an indication of potential emissions on an annual basis and also the potential energy use of the building
– Record a list of cost-effective improvements
It is the responsibility of the building owner to ‘affix the certificate to the building’ – this is a legal requirement. The EPC should be indelibly marked and located in a position that is readily accessible, protected from weather, and not easily obscured.
An EPC has to be produced for all properties which are sold or rented from 4 January 2009.
In Scotland, there is no specified qualification for energy assessors. The Scottish Government has entered into a protocol with professional organizations/institutions whose members already have an understanding of the building/energy sectors.
No. All tenants who rent a property on or after 4 January 2009 must be provided with an EPC (i.e., new tenancies).
This shows the energy efficiency of the dwelling at present (current) and the efficiency if cost-effective measures were implemented in the future (potential).
This shows the amount of CO2 emissions from the dwelling at present (current) and the emissions in the future (potential) if cost-effective measures were introduced.
No, but you may wish to give serious consideration to these possible improvements as they could save you money and reduce carbon emissions.
An individual EPC will be valid for a period of ten years. If major works are undertaken during this period, building owners may choose to update the certificate, but this is not mandatory.
No. Only if you sell or rent out the property after the 10-year period. The same EPC can be passed to subsequent tenants if it has been produced by a member of a protocol organization within this 10-year period.
Future Energy Renewables is a company that specializes in providing Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) for residential and commercial properties. EPCs are documents that show how energy efficient a building is, and what improvements can be made to reduce its carbon footprint and save money on energy bills.
We are a team of qualified and experienced energy assessors who use the latest software and equipment to conduct accurate and reliable energy assessments. We follow the standards and guidelines set by the government and the relevant accreditation schemes. We are also committed to delivering excellent customer service and ensuring your satisfaction.
Our mission is to help you improve the energy efficiency of your property and contribute to a greener and cleaner future. Whether you are selling, renting, or renovating your property, we can provide you with an EPC that meets your needs and complies with the legal requirements.
If you want to know more about our services, please contact us today. We will be happy to answer your questions and provide you with a free quote. You can also visit our website to learn more about EPCs and how they can benefit you and the environment. Thank you for choosing Future Energy Renewables as your trusted EPC provider.