INTRODUCTION
EPC Certificates came into force in 2006. They are required when selling or letting a property. They are also used when having an energy efficiency measure fitted to your property such as loft insulation, cavity wall insulation, or a new boiler fitted under an ECO scheme.
You can learn how to reduce your Carbon Footprint by having a survey undertaken. And learn what energy efficiency measures are relevant for your property.
The company was founded in 2008, A reliable, prompt, professional, and courteous service.
We are fully insured and Accredited with Elmhurst Energy, Stroma And ECMK
All assessors are DBS checked. Offering domestic and commercial
level 3 + 4 EPC’s along with MEES (minimum energy efficiency standard) consultancy in addition, SAP calculations and Feed In Tariff surveys.
We charge £55.00 (No VAT) for a domestic EPC for properties up to 4 bedrooms then quote separately for all commercial properties based on the size and heating systems.
With global warming becoming increasingly concerning we believe that we all have a part to play in reducing our carbon emissions. This is our part, be energy smart!
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EPC Certificates for Domestic and Commercial Properties
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In 2009 Buildings Account for 45% Of The U.K's Total Carbon Emissions. 27% From Domestic Buildings And 18% From Non Domestic Buildings. Most Of These Emissions Come From Space Heating And Hot Water Provision As A Result From Burning Fossil Fuels.
Households are considered to be in fuel poverty if they have to spend more than 10% of their household income on fuel (gas & electric) to keep their home warm.
Gas and Electric prices are expected to continue rising Typically Utility Prices Rise 15% A Year however this has increased with gas at 28.1% and electricity at 18.8%.1 Feb 2022, Learn how to save on your utility costs! Contact us for an Domestic or Commercial energy survey today!
Have you considered Solar Panels? You can qualify for the SEG (Replaced the F.I.T) (Smart Export Guarantee) This is where you get paid from your utility provider to produce electricity.
For more information please visit
https://www.ofgem.gov.uk/environmental-programmes/smart-export-guarantee-seg/about-smart-export-guarantee-seg
Air Source Heat Pumps are a renewable technology. They work by extracting warm air molecules from the outside air, then by using a heat exchanger turn this into heat in your home. You can apply for the RNHI (Renewable heat incentive) from the government. These units are highly efficient, where a boiler is typically around 86% efficient the ASHP is an average of 250% to 400 %. Possibly consider an ASHP when your boiler is due to be replaced.
