EPC Sherborne, Dorset
EPC Sherborne – We provide Domestic and Non-Domestic Energy Certificates for Buildings in Sherborne, Dorset!
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Why Choose EPC Sherborne?
I am the local EPC provider for Domestic, & Non-domestic, Commercial EPCs in Sherborne
- Listed on the Government EPC Register
- Prompt response to enquiries
- Typically able to carry out energy assessments in Sherborne within 48 hours
- No additional travel costs due to being Sherborne based
- Accredited and Registered with TRUSTMARK
Energy Assessment Certificates
Domestic EPC Sherborne
Energy Performance Certificates for your home or property you rent, for property owners or landlords.
Non-Domestic EPC Sherborne
Commercial, non domestic properties Energy Assessments.
Retrofit Assessment in Sherborne
Making detailed assessment and recommendations for your home.
Retrofit Coordination in Sherborne
Coordinating the retrofit process on domestic and commercial properties.
Our EPC Services for Sherborne
Sherborne Domestic EPCs
From Just £55!
Sherborne Commercial EPCs
Starting at £120!
Sherborne Retrofit
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Looking for an EPC Provider Near Me. Contact your local Sherborne EPC Assessor, Tony and book your EPC for Sherborne!
FAQs
What EPC means?
An EPC Energy Performance Certificate is a document providing information about the energy efficiency of a building, including recommendations for improvement. It rates the building’s energy efficiency on a scale from A to G.
What does an EPC cost?
A Domestic Commercial EPC will in Sherborne cost from £55, depending on size and complexity of the building. Non-Domestic start from £120.
How is the data collected for an EPC?
The energy assessor requires information about the building’s construction, insulation, heating systems, and other relevant details to accurately assess its energy efficiency. The energy assessor gathers information during a site visit, accessing all rooms and relevant features. They may also require supporting documents or evidence for certain aspects of the building.
How long does an EPC last?
An EPC is valid for 10 years and is relevant regardless of how many times the property is sold or rented out, however it is recommended that a NEW EPC is carried out if there have been any changes to structure or energy efficiency (e.g. New Heating system, Insulation) of the building has been made.
Is an EPC a legal requirement?
Yes, if you are renting or selling your property you must have a valid EPC certificate.
How do I improve my EPC rating?
How do I increase my EPC from D to C?
- Switch to LED Lighting: LED lights are more energy-efficient than traditional incandescent bulbs, helping to reduce your energy consumption and improve your EPC rating.
- Insulate Your Hot Water Cylinder: An insulated hot water cylinder retains heat for longer, reducing the need for constant heating and thus improving your EPC rating.
- Install Heating Controls: Heating controls allow you to manage your home’s temperature more efficiently, which can lead to significant energy savings and a better EPC rating.
- Replace Your Boiler with a New Condensing Boiler: Condensing boilers are designed to be highly energy-efficient. Replacing your old boiler with a condensing one can significantly improve your EPC rating.
- Upgrade to Double Glazing: Double-glazed windows provide better insulation than single-glazed ones, helping to keep your home warmer in winter and cooler in summer. This can improve your EPC rating.
- Draft Proof Your Property: Draft proofing your property will improve the efficiency of your heating system and subsequently improve you EPC rating.
- Insulate Your Floor: Floor insulation helps to prevent heat loss, making your home more energy-efficient and improving your EPC rating.
- Install Wall Insulation: Wall insulation can significantly reduce heat loss, leading to lower energy consumption and a better EPC rating.
- Install Solar Panels: Solar panels generate renewable energy, reducing your reliance on non-renewable energy sources and improving your EPC rating.
- Increase the Thickness of Your Loft Insulation: If you already have loft insulation, consider increasing its thickness. The recommended depth for mineral wool insulation is 270mm, but many homes have only 100mm. Increasing the thickness can further prevent heat loss, making your home more energy-efficient and improving your EPC rating. Remember to check the current insulation depth and ensure it meets the recommended standards.
EPC Assessor Sherborne
We are listed on the Government EPC Register for the Sherborne and surrounding area for both Domestic and Non Domestic EPCs
Our service area extends in and around Sherborne, ensuring that we are always available to meet your Domestic EPC and Commercial EPC requirements. Whether you’re a homeowner in Sherborne, a landlord, a property manager or a business owner we are here to provide you with an Energy Performance Certificate that is compliant with all regulations for rental and sales properties.
We are fully qualified, accredited, and insured energy assessors in Sherborne. We take pride in our professionalism and expertise, ensuring that you receive the most accurate and comprehensive assessment possible.
We believe in fairness and transparency in all our dealings. That’s why we offer fair EPC prices for all property types. Whether you own a small flat or a large commercial building in Sherborne you can rest assured that our pricing will be fair and competitive.
We operate on a direct service model, which means there’s no middleman involved. You’ll be dealing directly with us, ensuring efficient communication and service delivery. Plus, there are no added booking fees, so you only pay for the service you receive.
If you’re searching for an “EPC nearby”, look no further. As we are based in Sherborne this allows us to provide prompt and efficient service, making us the ideal choice for your EPC assessment.
EPC Sherborne
We provide Non-Domestic EPCs for Commercial Buildings in Sherborne, Dorset and the surrounding area!
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