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Between changing legislative timelines, updated energy assessment standards, and strict safety checks, keeping your properties legal requires meticulous organisation.
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The new RdSap (Reduced Data Standard Assessment Procedure) methodology officially went live, replacing the ageing RdSAP 9.94. Find out what this means.
With energy prices remaining a major talking point across the country, your EPC has evolved from a mandatory bit of paperwork into a unique selling point.
An EPC assessment is a non invasive survey that typically takes between 30 to 60 minutes. Here is exactly what our accredited assessors look for when they visit your property.
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An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is a legal requirement when renting & selling your property. Find out why it’s important.
This guide will explore key steps to take prior to your EPC assessment, helping you achieve the best possible energy rating.
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