EPC Colchester | Useful information and links
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Below are some links to useful government info, energy saving and green deal sites.
For more information about lettings & rentals see the government site
domestic-rented-property-landlord
and our page
Official details and advice about the Energy Performance Certificate is also available at the government website
The Energy Saving Trust has a useful site with links to almost everything you might want to know about EPCs. And also information about grants for loft and wall insulation, energy saving bulbs and other ways of reducing both your energy costs and carbon footprint.
as does
The Renewable Energy Centre
The following towns and villages all fall within the Colchesterepcs area
Tiptree, Coggeshall, Witham, Kelvedon, Halstead, Braintree, Copdock, Wivenhoe, Hadleigh, Rowhedge, Lexden, Stanway, Boxford, Sudbury, Eastthorpe, Colchester and Dedham.
As well as
Ardleigh, West Bergholt, Clacton, Capel St Mary, Brightlingsea, Alresford, Weeley, Boxted, Nayland, Mersea, Aldham, Great Horkesley, Copford, Prettygate, Maldon, Greenstead,
Bentley, Earls Colne, Bergholt and everywhere in between.
WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF AN EPC ?
The Energy Performance Certificate is a current legal requirement which informs the potential buyers or tenants of a property how energy efficient the home is. The Energy Efficiency Rating is a measure of the overall efficiency of a home and is represented on a scale of A-G , with ‘A’ being the highest score and ‘G’ being the lowest. The higher the rating the more energy efficient the home is and the lower the fuel bills will be when compared to similar properties.
ARE YOU CONCERNED ABOUT THE RATING OF YOUR PROPERTY ?
The graph is similar to the labels found on fridges etc., but the 0 – 100 scale has been set so that it won’t need to be adjusted in the foreseeable future. This means that to get an A rating the property has to have extremely low energy costs to the degree that is only currently achieved by properties with solar panels, photovoltaics, wind turbines, heat recovery systems, very high levels of insulation and/or low heat loss through ventilation.
At the moment the average property in the UK is achieving a D band rating.
Stuart Shircore
Domestic Energy Assessor
Accreditation Number EES/001207
For more details about Energy Performance Certificates please click through to one of our other sites, either