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Leading the Way in Energy and Property Solutions.
The UK’s Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) framework is evolving alongside advancements in building technology. While today’s EPC ratings focus primarily on insulation, heating systems, and lighting, the future may include a broader view of energy storage solutions. As renewable technologies like solar PV and heat pumps
When it comes to Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs), not all homes are assessed equally. Property type plays a major role in determining your EPC rating, and one of the biggest contrasts is between flats and detached houses. Many landlords and homeowners are surprised to find that
When property owners receive an unexpectedly low Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating, the cause is often traced to obvious issues like poor insulation or inefficient heating systems. But in some cases, the culprit is more subtle: hidden thermal bridges in the building’s design. Overlooked during construction
Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) are usually a legal requirement when selling or renting a property in the UK. However, if you own a listed building or heritage property, you may have encountered conflicting advice about whether you need an EPC. The rules are not always straightforward,
Open-plan living has become one of the most popular home design trends in the UK. By removing walls and combining kitchens, dining rooms, and living areas into one seamless space, homeowners create a sense of light, flow, and modern style. But when it comes to Energy
Converting a basement or loft is one of the most popular ways to add space and value to a property. But while many homeowners focus on the design and structural work, few stop to consider how these conversions affect their Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). Ignoring this
When it comes to improving a property’s Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating, most owners focus on insulation, heating systems, and windows. But sometimes, the shape of your roof and the presence of skylights can have a surprising impact on energy efficiency scores. If you own a
Mixed-use properties — such as shops with offices or flats above them — are increasingly common in UK towns and cities. While these buildings maximise space and income potential, they present unique challenges when it comes to Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs). Property owners often find that
Most homeowners and landlords expect their Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) to reflect the big-ticket items: insulation, heating systems, and glazing. But in practice, small overlooked details can cause your EPC rating to fall — sometimes by an entire band. Knowing these pitfalls can save you from
When it comes to selling or renting out property in the UK, an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is more than just a legal requirement — it’s a roadmap for smarter investments. While many homeowners see EPCs as a compliance box to tick, those who go beyond
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