About EPC HUB

An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is a legal requirement when buying, selling or renting a property. The main components of the service include:

1. Assessment: A qualified assessor evaluates the property, examining factors like insulation, heating systems, windows, lighting, property construction and overall energy usage.
2. Rating: Based on the assessment, the building is assigned an energy efficiency rating, usually on a scale from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient). This rating helps owners and potential buyers understand the energy performance of the property. The average EPC rating in the UK is a D.
3. Recommendations: The service often provides suggestions for improvements that can enhance energy efficiency, such as upgrading insulation, installing energy-efficient appliances, or improving heating systems.
4. Certification: Once the assessment is complete, the EPC is issued, which is required for selling or renting. We ensure your certificate is lodged on the national database. 
5. Regulatory Compliance: The service ensures that the property meets local regulations regarding energy efficiency, helping owners avoid penalties and improve marketability.
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Overall, EPC services are vital for promoting energy efficiency, reducing energy costs, and lowering carbon footprints.