FAQ

  • Is having an EPC a legal requirement?

    YES. You must have a valid EPC if you’re selling or renting out a property.

    It needs to be available to potential buyers or tenants before the property is marketed.

    Failure to provide one can result in fines of up to £5,000 (amount depends on property type and circumstances).

  • What am i to gain by getting an EPC?

    It shows current energy performance and the potential if improvements are made.

    Buyers and tenants can see how costly (or affordable) it might be to heat and run the property.

    Homes with higher EPC ratings can be more attractive to buyers and renters, since they cost less to run.

    Better ratings may even increase property value in competitive markets.

  • How long does it normally take?

    Depending on the size of the property, it averages between 30-60 minutes. Some smaller 1/2 bedroom properties could take less.

  • Where does the assessor need to access?

    Preferably the whole property, internal measurements need to be collect throughout the dwelling. Access is also required view the boiler/ water cylinder/ heat pump, windows & loft space.

  • How much experience does the assessor have??

    Just over a decade of experience within the industry.

    Also accredited with Elmhurst which is the UKs top leading EPC accreditation providers.

  • Why choose LJR Wiltshire

    Local Service - Covers Wiltshire area

    Speed- Same-day EPC lodgement

    Pricing-Set costs with no hidden charges

    Credentials - Insured & Elmhurst Energy accredited

    Customer Reviews - Rated 5 / 5⭐on reviewing platforms

    Extra Offerings - Inventory, floor plans, LRAs, etc.

    Booking Flexibility - Booking portal / Contact via Phone/WhatsApp & Email