If you are selling or renting a property in Porth, Rhondda then it is your responsibility as the owner, or landlord. to make sure you have an EPC in place. Also, you need to make it available to potential purchases or tenants. ‘People also search for epc cert in porth’.
Purpose of an EPC
The purpose of an EPC, is to tell how energy efficient a property is. The energy efficiency is worked out on a scale of A-G.
If the property is energy efficient, then it will be in band A, B or C, with A being the best. If the property is low in energy efficiency, then it could be as low as a G.
The Energy Performance Certificate also informs you of how the energy consumption affects the environment. For example, if the energy rating of the property is (Band A), then it is having much less impact on the environment than a property in Band G.
Please phone 01443 442840 for more information on obtaining an Energy Performance Certificate for a property in the Porth area.
Only authorised DEA’s (Domestic Energy Assessors), are able to issue the EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) for your EPC Cert in Porth
Local EPC Company to Porth
We are all based locally in Trealaw, Tonypandy right next to Porth, with over 15 years’ experience to carry out your EPC in Porth.
There are benefits of having a good EPC rating in Porth. Although, it might seem like an unwelcome cost for many property sellers and landlords. These include:
- Helping prospective tenants or buyers to make an informed choice.
- Providing guidance on increasing a property’s efficiency.
- Reducing the cost of bills by identifying improvements.
- Helping to make the property more appealing to tenants or buyers by making it more efficient.
If you need an EPC certificate for renting or selling a property in the Porth area, then please email us at staceysurveys@aol.com for more information.
Handy tips to help your EPC rating in Porth:
- Typically, the area of Porth is of solid stone build which could effect the EPC rating. Any improvement works to the property such as internal insulation should be pointed out before the survey, with evidence provided.
Properties or extensions of cavity construction. Any improvement works to the property such as cavity wall insulation should be pointed out before the survey, with evidence provided.
Any improvement works to lofts, such as insulation or room in roof conversions should be pointed out before the survey, with evidence provided.
See also preparation for the EPC survey:
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