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Why You Need An EPC For Your Non-DwellingYou need an Energy Performance Certificate to legally rent or sell most commercial or industrial properties. An EPC for your non-dwellings is important because it tells potential buyers or tenants the cost of running a building. Furthermore, it also shows where energy efficiency improvements could be made. The
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EPC For Dwellings Like YoursYou need an Energy Performance Certificate to legally rent or sell any domestic property. An EPC is important because it tells prospective buyers or tenants the cost of running a home. Furthermore, it also shows where efficiency improvements could be made. The EU introduced EPCs as part of the 2002 Energy
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Who Needs An EPC For Their Residential Buildings?All residential properties need energy performance certification.If your property is newly built, you will need to get an Energy Performance Certificate by carrying out SAP calculations. These calculations make sure your building complies with Part L of The Building Regulations.If you convert or extend your property, you will need
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Overview Of An EPCSo – what is an EPC? EPC stands for ‘Energy Performance Certificate’. It rates the energy efficiency of homes, commercial and industrial properties. An EPC will help a potential buyer or tenant check the running costs and environmental impact of running a building.Why Do I Need An EPC?It is against the law
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Why Your Conversion Needs SBEM CalculationsIf you need SBEM calculations for conversions, UKBC can help. All new builds need SBEM calculations. This is to make sure your building complies with Part L2A Building Regulations (England & Wales) or Section 6 in Scotland or Part F1 in Northern Ireland. SBEM calculations are concerned with energy efficiency and
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