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Useful EPC Guidance
When do you need an EPC?
Selling, renting or applying for certain schemes usually requires a valid energy certificate.
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Assessors need access to heating systems, loft hatches and key rooms — a little prep saves time.
Read guides →Understanding ratings
Ratings run from A (most efficient) to G. Your assessor can explain improvements that may help.
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