An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is a legally required document that provides detailed information about a property’s energy efficiency, giving a rating on a scale from A to G. The EPC also offers suggestions to improve your property’s energy efficiency, potentially saving you money in the long term.
When selling a property in the Scotland, it is now a legal requirement to have a valid Home Report in place before the marketing of the property begins. Your Home Report compromises of the sections, one of which is an EPC.
Kellett & Co’s panel of assessors are trusted providers of EPCs for both residential and commercial properties. Offering sellers and landlords a fast inspection with quick turnaround times, our panel of energy assessors use cutting edge technology to ensure accurate results every time.
Our fully trained energy assessors will carry out an inspection on your property. They will carefully assess certain elements of your property, such as insulation, glazing materials, the size of the property, construction materials and your property’s heating services.
Your final assessment will provide the basis of your EPC, providing you with information about energy efficiency on a scale from A to G. Your EPC will also offer suggestions on how to improve your property’s energy efficiency, helping to lower future energy bills and reduce the impact of emissions.
A good energy rating can be a positive marketing tool showing potential purchasers that your property is economical and eco-friendly. Having an EPC in place, even if you aren’t selling can help you to take valuable action to reduce your energy bills.
Our energy assessors are a trusted provider of EPCs nationwide and deliver timely, accurate reports.
