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If your property receives a low Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating—typically an E, F, or G—it means your home is less energy-efficient and may have higher running costs. Here’s what that could mean for you: ⚠️ 1. Legal Implications for Landlords If you are renting out
The time it takes to perform an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) assessment depends on the type, size, and complexity of the property. Here’s a breakdown: 🏡 For Residential Properties Average Time: 30 to 60 minutes A qualified Domestic Energy Assessor (DEA) will visit your property and
Yes. If you fail to provide a valid EPC when required — whether you’re selling, renting, or building a property — you could face financial penalties and legal consequences under UK regulations. 🔹 What the Law Says Under the Energy Performance of Buildings (England and Wales)
Yes, an EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) rating can go down over time. Here’s why: 🔻 Why Your EPC Rating Might Decrease: Changes in Assessment StandardsUpdates to EPC calculation methods (like the 2025 RdSAP 10 reform) require stricter evidence and remove assumptions—leading to lower scores if documentation
1. Major Methodology Update – RdSAP 10 (June 15, 2025) The RdSAP 10 update replaces the current EPC calculation system for existing homes. It requires assessors to gather more evidence—such as glazing types, heating system model numbers, and smart controls—instead of relying on defaults. This makes EPC ratings more
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