Professional Energy Consultancy Services for Your Domestic Property.

What Makes Us Leaders?

To cut carbon emissions and tackle climate change, Energy Performance Certificates (EPC) are being introduced all across Europe.

An EPC helps improve the energy efficiency of your property, along with giving home-buyers a home energy rating.

This will allow consumers to get grants to make improvements recommended in the EPC certificate.

We Cover The Whole Of London.

Covering the entirety of London, Complete EPC guarantees its customers the lowest and most reasonable prices in the market.

Complete EPC’s modern-day practices and innovative equipment are topped with our assessors experience, knowledge, and expertise. Full EPC evaluates how energy efficient your property is.

DEA is a licensed Domestic Energy Assessor – our experts have gone through specific training in the energy performance of buildings using Reduced Data Standard Assessment Procedure (RdSAP) which allows an EPC assessor to produce a domestic (residential) EPC.

Thus, we are a leader in providing our customers with the most precise and completely qualified yet economical energy performance certificates (EPC) for both your domestic and commercial properties.

The Department for Housing & Communities.

Before a building is put on the market the seller or landlord must commission an EPC for the building if no valid EPC exists already for it. A person acting on behalf of the seller or landlord (for example, the estate or letting agent) must be satisfied that an EPC has been commissioned for the building before it is put on the market.

The seller or landlord or a person acting on their behalf must use all reasonable efforts to ensure the EPC is obtained within seven days. A further 21 days is allowed if after using all reasonable efforts the EPC cannot be obtained within seven days. An estate or letting agent may on occasions provide a prospective buyer or tenant with a copy of the EPC. However, it remains the responsibility of the seller or landlord to make sure that a valid EPC has been

EPC on sale or rent.

When existing buildings are sold or rented out, the seller or landlord must make available an EPC at the earliest opportunity and no later than when a person:

Requests information about the building, the time at which the seller or landlord first makes available any information in writing about the building.
Makes a request to view the building, the time at which the person views the building. And must give, free of charge, a valid EPC to the person who ultimately becomes the buyer or tenant.

Transactions not considered a sale or rent.

EPCs are required in all instances of sales or rent, except those set out in page 6 (Situations where an EPC is not required). However, not all transactions are considered to be a sale or let. These will include:

Lease renewals or extensions
Compulsory purchase orders
Sales of shares in a company, where buildings remain in company ownership
Lease surrender

What does an EPC contain?

A record of how energy efficient a building is and its environmental impact

Information on the property’s typical energy costs

Suggested recommendations on reducing energy use and saving money

An energy efficiency rating of the property from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient)

You can be fined if you do not get an EPC when you need one.

Why Choose Complete EPC?

Complete EPC assessors are adequately certified and hold a licensed Domestic Energy Assessor (DEA). This DEA allows an EPC assessor to generate a domestic EPC.

With Complete EPC, you are fully covered. We are proud of our exceptional professionalism and trusted service. Our competitive service is equally effective for estate agents, solicitors, landlords, and tenants.

What is a Domestic Energy Assessor?

A Domestic Energy Assessor (DEA) is a person who has undergone training in the energy performance of buildings using the Reduced Data Standard Assessment Procedure (RdSAP) methodology. This enables the EPC assessor to produce a domestic EPC.

It is important to note that the DEA method is mainly used for domestic houses which a complete SAP is applied to build new homes.

How is a Domestic EPC Created?

One of our DEAs will need to visit your property and;

Examine the interior and exterior of your property.
Assess the dimensions of the property as well as any heat loss between walls and ceilings.
Inspect your boilers, room heaters and fireplaces.
Examine any extensions and the type of building materials used.
Inspect the construction of your property.
Look at any un-separated conservatories.
Inspect the insulation between walls and lofts.
Examine the glazing and low energy lighting.
The DEA must conduct a health and safety survey – interior and exterior to identify potential threats.
The property will be inspected to establish the insulation.
Glazing and low-energy lighting will also be taken into consideration.

The DEA will record all this data on a property datasheet or a PDA – this helps download it into a specific computer program that analyses data and produces an EPC.

At Complete EPC, we employ our assessors, who hold all the required qualifications, experience, and accreditation, including Insurance and Disclosure checks, to enable them to produce Domestic EPC’s.