Energy Performance Direct
Energy Performance Direct provides Energy Performance Certificates - EPCs for commercial and domestic properties, floor plans, lease plans, and energy consultancy services, based in Exeter we provide professional energy assessor services to Devon, Cornwall and Somerset.
We are an independent company that strives to help both businesses and individuals make the most of the buildings they occupy. A strong emphasis on great service and fast turnaround times with competitive prices has ensured a reliable local customer base of estate agents, private and social landlords and property owners throughout the Southwest region of the UK.
Energy Performance Direct
Operating since 2009
Offering energy performance certificates on both domestic and commercial buildings to property professionals and building owners throughout the UK and South West England. Energy Performance Direct has a wealth of experience in surveying a variety of building types and for a number of requirements. We endeavor to remain competitive on price and add value where possible. We are a local independent company and have a focus on great customer service and fast turnaround times.
Our Services
EPCs
An energy performance certificate is a rating graph to give you an energy rating or the energy efficiency of a building. The graph shows a rating between A - G, EPD provides EPC's to the South West England and Mid-Wales Areas.
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FAQ's
An EPC, or Energy Performance Certificate, is a document that provides information on the energy efficiency of a building. It is required by law for all buildings that are sold or leased in the UK.
The person responsible for obtaining an EPC will vary depending on the specific regulations. Typically, it is the person selling or renting out the building who is responsible for obtaining an EPC.
An EPC contains information on the energy efficiency of a building, including the estimated energy costs for heating, hot water, and lighting, as well as recommendations for improving the building's energy efficiency. It also includes the building's CO2 emissions rating.
An EPC is valid for 10 years from the date of issue.
An EPC rating is determined by assessing the building's construction, insulation, heating and hot water systems, lighting, and other factors that affect energy efficiency. The rating is given on a scale of A-G, with A being the most energy efficient and G the least.
If a building does not have an EPC, it may not be able to be sold or leased. It may also be subject to fines or penalties, depending on the country and specific regulations.
The cost of an EPC will vary depending on the size of the building and the location.