The energy rating can help rent out your property. They indicate to a prospective buyer or tenant how energy efficient the home is. It should also provide information that may help to reduce the running cost of the property.

EPC's on all rented property will be required from October 1st this year,however they are valid for 10 years irrespective of how many times the property changes occupier.Why not take advantage of our favourable rates and book your EPC inspections now and beat the rush.

The EPC and recommendation report must be made available free of charge by the landlord to a prospective tenant at the earliest opportunity and no later than:

• when any written information about the building is provided in response to a request for information received from the prospective tenant; or
• when a viewing is conducted; or
• if neither of those occur, before entering into a contract to let

Where a Home Information Pack is required, any written property particulars prepared for a prospective let must either be accompanied by the whole EPC (but not the recommendation report) or include the graphs which show the energy rating of the building. Written particulars mean any description of the property that includes two of the following: photographs of the property, floor plans or rooms sizes. This includes information on a website.

How much will it cost for an Energy Performance Certificate? £85 (inc. VAT)

1 , 2 , 3 and 4 Bedroom properties ALL £85

For any property over 4 bedrooms price on application.

Extra Discount ……For those Landlords who have multiple properties in the same area requiring an EPC, we will offer a discount of 5% on the above prices.

For each EPC carried out the property owner will receive a copy of the book 'Energy - Use less,Save more, 100 energy saving tips for the home' for FREE.

Evening and weekend appointments available.
Contact us for further details 07803909109 or book online.
When buildings are to be rented out, the landlord is responsible for ensuring a valid certificate is made available to all prospective tenants.

The EU requires that Energy Performance Certificates will need to be provided for all buildings when they are constructed, sold or rented.
From 1 October 2008, if you are renting out your property, you will need to provide a certificate to any prospective tenant. There is no need to obtain a Energy Performance Certificate for an existing tenancy. Once obtained, a certificate remains valid for up to 10 years. If a valid Energy Performance Certificate still exists when changing tenants no new certificate is required. This applies to both private and social sector landlords and tenants.

What are the benefits to me as a Landlord?