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Day: July 3, 2025

How the Future Homes Standard Will Reshape EPC Requirements?

The Future Homes Standard (FHS) is a pivotal step in the UK’s mission to reduce carbon emissions and move toward net-zero housing. But how will this new standard affect Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) requirements for homeowners, landlords, and developers? Let’s explore how the FHS is set

Retrofitting for an A+ EPC Rating: Is It Feasible for Older Properties?

Can an older home ever achieve an A+ EPC rating? With growing environmental concerns, more homeowners are turning their focus toward energy efficiency and sustainability. The A+ rating on an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is the gold standard—often associated with new, energy-efficient builds. But what about

How to Improve Your EPC Without Major Renovation?

Improving your Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating doesn’t always require a complete home overhaul. If you’re a homeowner or landlord looking to enhance your property’s energy efficiency, there are practical, cost-effective steps you can take that can make a real difference — without breaking the bank.

What EPC Rating Do Commercial Buildings Need in 2025?

As part of evolving UK regulations to support net-zero goals, commercial property owners and landlords need to keep pace with new EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) standards.  Current Minimum Standards Since April 2023, most commercial non-domestic buildings must hold a valid EPC at grade E or above

How to Improve Your EPC Score Quickly and Effectively?

If you’re planning to sell, rent, or refinance a property in the UK, having a high Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) score is crucial. A better EPC rating not only enhances your property’s value and marketability but also ensures compliance with energy efficiency regulations. At Urgent EPC,

How Much Does an EPC Cost in London? A Breakdown

If you’re preparing to sell, rent, or improve your property in London, an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is not just important—it’s a legal requirement. But how much does an EPC actually cost? In this guide, we break down the price factors, what’s included, and how you

Can an EPC Rating Go Down Over Time? What You Should Know

If you’ve previously received a strong EPC rating, it’s natural to wonder whether it can change. The short answer is yes—EPC ratings can decline over time, and understanding why can help you stay compliant and energy-efficient. 🔍 Why Do EPC Ratings Drop? Regulatory UpdatesEPC standards are

What Is a Good EPC Rating and How Can You Achieve It?

An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rates the energy efficiency of a property on a scale from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient). Understanding what constitutes a good EPC rating is essential, especially for homeowners, landlords, and buyers who want to save on energy bills, reduce

Who Is Responsible for Obtaining an EPC—Landlord, Tenant, or Seller?

In the UK, the responsibility for obtaining an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) lies with the property owner. This typically means: Landlords must provide a valid EPC when letting out a residential or commercial property. Sellers are responsible for securing an EPC before marketing a property for

EPC for New Build Properties: What You Need to Know?

If you’re building or purchasing a new property in the UK, obtaining an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is a legal requirement before the building can be sold or rented. New build homes must meet stringent energy efficiency standards, and an EPC is the official document that