Energy Performance Certificate (EPC):

The Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) shows the current energy rating of your home and its potential energy rating, on an A – G scale, with ‘A’ being the most energy efficient. It recommends the home improvements you could make to achieve your potential rating. The EPC shows you the savings in money and carbon dioxide (CO2) that a typical household could save by installing the recommended improvements.

As a landlord or Letting Agent, you should always be aware of ways to improve your energy performance certificate (EPC) rating. From 2025, if your building receives a rating below C, it won’t be considered fit for occupation, and you will need to improve your EPC rating before it can be sold or rented out. The new regulations will apply to new tenancies and then to all tenancies by 2028.

How To Improve EPC Rating?

All our Energy Assessors are experienced and fully qualified with leading main accreditation bodies Quidos, Stroma, and Elmhurst. If the EPC property rating does not comply with current regulations, we can install cost-effective energy efficiency measures that will enhance the rating of your EPC property. We will arrange to issue a legal installation certificate and insurance guarantee for work performed under Krypton carbon saviour.

Improve Your Property EPC To C Rating:

If the EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) outcome is E, F, or G, you may be eligible for ECO4 Grants such as Loft insulation, Room-in-roof insulation, Cavity wall insulation, Solid wall insulation (including both Internal and External wall insulation), and Underfloor insulation. Boiler replacement, First-time central heating, and Storage heaters.

Top seven tips for improving your domestic EPC:

External Wall Insulation
Internal Wall Insulation
Loft Insulation
Room in Roof Insulation
Underfloor Insulation.
Draft Proofing,
Efficient Boiler,
Thermostat, and Heating controls