EPC and energy assessment enquiries in London
If you are selling, letting, buying or improving a home in London, it helps to know whether a valid Energy Performance Certificate already exists before arranging another assessment. An EPC records the building’s assessed energy performance and includes recommendations that may help improve efficiency.
For homes in England and Wales, an Energy Performance Certificate is generally needed when a property is built, sold or rented, subject to the exemptions that apply to the building. A domestic EPC normally remains valid for 10 years unless a newer certificate is produced.
Before arranging an EPC in London
Start by checking whether the address already has a valid certificate using the official energy certificate service. If there is no valid certificate, or you need a newer assessment after significant changes to the property, send us the postcode, property type and reason for the assessment. That gives us the information needed to confirm the appropriate service and availability.
What a domestic energy assessor looks at
A domestic EPC assessment is based on the fixed characteristics of the property rather than the current occupier’s personal energy use. The assessor records relevant information about the dwelling, which can include its construction, insulation, windows, heating, hot-water system, lighting and other fixed features. The assessment is then used to produce the certificate through the approved methodology for the relevant nation.
Preparing the property
Clear access to the boiler or heating controls, hot-water cylinder where present, loft hatch and meters can help the visit run smoothly. If you have documents for insulation, extensions, window replacements or other improvements, keep them available. Evidence can matter where a feature is not visible during the inspection.
Request an EPC quote for London
Use the enquiry form to send the property postcode, property type and the service you need. We can then confirm availability and the next practical step. This page is managed in the website CMS, so local service notes can be expanded as coverage is confirmed.