Energy Performance Certificates

All properties on the market for sale or to let will require an Energy Performance Certificate by law in England and Wales.

Landlords will only require an Energy Performance Certificate for properties being marketed for rent from 1st October 2008. Properties which already have a tenant before 1st October 2008 will not require an EPC until the property is available for rent at a later date. The EPC is only required for properties that are self contained, and is valid for 10 years.

Energy Performance Certificates are part of a European law to make consumers more aware of how green a building is. An EPC has two ratings. The Energy Efficiency rating which measures how efficient a building is, and the Environmental Impact rating detailing the CO2 impact.

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