Frequently Asked Questions

It is a legal requirement for any building that is being sold, newly constructed or rented to have an EPC.

It forms part of the UK Building Regulations Part L, to ensure that the property is energy efficient by eliminating air leakage. 

To ensure that air quality in a property is maintained, reduce the chance of mould growth and to gain compliance with the UK Building Regulations Part F.

According to the WHO (World Health Organization), long term sleep deprivation due to noise can lead to extensive health issues ranging from fatigue and reduced immunity to depression. By following the guidance in the UK Building Regulations Part E, these major health problems can be avoided

An EPC is valid for 10 years.

SAP calculations are carried out to determine compliance with the building regulations and to produce an Energy Performance Certificate.