The energy bill gap between the most and least eco-friendly homes will widen to £3,250 a YEAR in the wake of energy price hikes set to occur this week. This is because Ofgem is increasing energy price caps by 54%… Read moreSave some future money by investing in your home’s energy efficiency now!
Or almost here. Soon Christmas will be over and January will be upon us with cold winds, damp air and endless amounts of rain for the next few months. Unsurprisingly it’s an expensive time of year for many homeowners… Read moreWinter is coming!
In 2018, EPC requirements changed for landlords through the introduction of a minimum energy rating of ‘E’ or above for new tenancies. This rule has since been expanded to include all tenancies, not just new ones. Energy Performance Certificates... Read more‘E’ is only the beginning, get ready for ‘C’ 
Did you know that the UK government allows you to check online whether a property as an active Energy Performance Certificate and all the information you need to get started is your postcode. Simply visit this web address: https://find-energy-certificate.digital.communities.gov.uk/find-a-certificate/type-of-property and… Read moreFind an Energy Performance Certificate
Ratings now available online. Did you know that the government now has a handy register of homes & commercial premises with EPC’s (energy performance certificates online)? It’s easy to use, just click the link below and choose your property type... Read moreFind an energy performance certificate online. 
An energy performance assessor completes a survey of the building to check the premises’s energy efficiency. These surveys usually take about an hour or so to complete, during which time the assessor will have evaluated the entire building, hence in... Read moreWhat does an energy performance assessor do when they inspect my premises? 
Energy performance certificates (or EPC’s for short) last ten years, that’s because a lot can change in a decade – boilers might change, insulation might change, even the windows might be replaced, hence if you are selling a home you’ll… Read moreThe Ten Year Rule
EPCs and DECs assess the energy efficiency of a building. DEC Explained DEC is an acronym for Display Energy Certificates. A DEC is a generated certificate which shows exactly how much energy a property has used for the previous year. The… Read moreWhat’s the difference between EPC and DEC
Landlords pay to bring properties up to energy efficiency standards This November saw changes that effect Landlords in England & Wales. Energy and Clean Growth Minister Claire Perry announced that the Government will make landlords in England and Wales pay... Read moreLandlords pay to bring properties up to energy efficiency standards
As from the 1st April 2018 there will be a requirement for any properties rented out in the private rented sector to normally have a minimum energy performance rating of E on an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). The regulations will… Read moreMinimum energy performance rating of E on an Energy Performance Certificate
