An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) includes essential information about the energy efficiency of a property. It is designed to help property owners, buyers, tenants, and landlords understand how energy-efficient a building is and what can be improved.

🔍 What Does an EPC Include?

1. ✅ Energy Efficiency Rating

   • A grade from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient).

   • Shown as a coloured graph, similar to labels on fridges or appliances.

2. 💡 Current and Potential Scores

   • Compares your current rating to what it could be with energy-saving improvements.

3. 🧱 Property Details

   • Type of property (house, flat, etc.)

   • Floor area and construction date

   • Heating, lighting, and insulation systems

4. 🔧 Recommendations for Improvements

   • Practical, cost-effective ways to increase energy efficiency.

   • Includes estimated costs and potential savings.

5. 📉 Estimated Energy Use and Costs

   • Breakdown of:

     • Heating and lighting costs

     • Hot water usage

     • Carbon dioxide emissions

6. 📌 Summary of Key Features

   • Walls, roof, windows, boiler, heating controls, etc.

   • Each feature is rated based on its current energy efficiency.

7. 📋 Assessor and Certificate Info

   • Name and accreditation of the EPC assessor

   • Date of assessment

   • Certificate number

   • Validity (EPCs are valid for 10 years)

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