EZ Domestic Energy Performance Certificate

A Domestic Energy Assessment is a crucial component of the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) process in the UK. It involves evaluating the energy efficiency of a residential property to provide homeowners and potential buyers with a clear understanding of how energy is consumed and the potential for improvements. By assessing factors such as insulation, heating systems, and overall energy usage, a Domestic Energy Assessor can recommend measures to enhance a property's efficiency. This not only aids in reducing energy bills and environmental impact but also increases the property's market appeal, making it an essential undertaking for anyone looking to buy, sell, or upgrade their home.

To obtain an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) in the UK, property owners must first ensure that their building meets the necessary energy efficiency standards. This involves assessing the property’s insulation, heating systems, and overall energy consumption. An accredited energy assessor will then conduct an inspection to evaluate the property’s energy performance, after which the EPC is issued, indicating the energy efficiency rating on a scale from A to G. It's important for landlords and sellers to secure an EPC as it is a legal requirement for selling or renting a property, and it provides potential buyers and tenants with crucial information about energy costs and environmental impact.

EPC Staindrop & Cockfield for Energy Performance Certificates & Info for Landlords.

For Homeowners looking to Sell, Buy & buy to let Landlords an EPC is needed whether you have a property in Staindrop, Cockfield or Barnard Castle Ez EPC can carry out a detailed Energy Performance certification. With all rental properties by 2028 expected to be needing to be scoring a C in their EPC its vital to get ahead of the laws to be compliant. A fully accredited by Elmhurst energy I am your Local Domestic Energy assessor based in Bishop Auckland & Cover the whole DL Postcode area. 

Minimum C rating for EPC for landlords
Apartment blocks need to be Upto a C Rating for new tenants

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Information for Buy to Let Landlords

For Landlords The UK government has proposed that all rental properties must achieve an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of at least 'C' by 2030, with new tenancies required to meet this standard by 2028. This policy is part of the government's broader efforts to improve energy efficiency and reduce fuel poverty. The consultation on these proposals closed on 2 May 2025, and the government is currently analyzing responses before finalizing the regulations.

EPC rating 'C' by 2028 for new tenancies: The government's proposal requires all new tenancies to meet the 'C' EPC rating by 2028. This means that landlords must ensure their properties meet this standard before entering into new rental agreements.

EPC rating 'C' by 2030 for all tenancies: By 2030, all rental properties, regardless of tenancy type, must meet the 'C' EPC rating. This deadline provides landlords with additional time to make necessary energy efficiency improvements.

Consultation and implementation: The government launched a consultation on improving the energy performance of privately rented homes in England and Wales, which closed on 2 May 2025. The consultation aimed to gather feedback on the proposed EPC standards and potential costs for landlords.

Potential to Retrofit after EPC assessment

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