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What is an EPC and when do I need one?

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What is an EPC and when do I need one?

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An OCEPC gives information on the buildings energy efficiency, and is displayed similar to the A-G ratings found on electrical appliances. This is a standard format that is defined by legislation. An example of the first page of an EPC is given to the right. You will require an EPC for all new build properties, change of use from commercial to residential properties or any residential property which has been made into greater or fewer numbers after 6th April 2008.
EPC’s for new build dwellings can only be produced by On Construction Domestic Energy Assessors (OCDEA’s) who are accredited by a Government approved scheme.

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