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Yes, a tenant or buyer can refuse a property due to a low Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating, and this decision may be influenced by several practical and financial considerations: Why a Low EPC Rating Matters: Higher Energy Bills: A low EPC rating (typically rated D
As a landlord in the UK, keeping your property compliant with the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) isn’t just best practice—it’s the law. These standards are directly tied to your property’s Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating, which plays a crucial role in whether you’re legally permitted
In a world increasingly focused on sustainability and energy efficiency, many UK homeowners and landlords turn to solar photovoltaic (PV) panels to improve their Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) ratings. But does installing solar PV automatically guarantee a higher EPC score? Let’s take a deep dive into
If you’re a landlord or property owner with multiple units in a block, it’s important to understand your legal obligations regarding EPCs. Separate Dwellings Require Separate EPCs Each self-contained flat (with its own kitchen, bathroom, and entrance) is considered a separate property for EPC purposes. Therefore,
Improving your property only to find a lower EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) rating can be frustrating and confusing. But what causes this issue, and what can you do about it? Why EPC Ratings May Drop After Improvements There are a few reasons an EPC rating might
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
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
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.
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
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,
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