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During an Energy Performance Certificate assessment, one of our qualified energy assessors will visit your building to evaluate its energy performance and generate the EPC.

Here is the process of what happens during an energy performance certificate assessment.

Data Collection: Our assessor will collect information about the building, this can include its dimensions, construction materials, heating and cooling systems, insulation levels, lighting, and renewable energy sources. We also gather data on occupancy patterns, such as the number of rooms and people living or working in the building.

Visual Inspection: We will conduct a visual inspection of the building’s key components, such as the walls, windows, doors, roof, and heating/cooling equipment. The condition and quality of insulation and glazing will be assessed, as well as any other relevant features.

Measurements and Recordings: Our assessor will then take measurements of the building’s dimensions, such as floor areas, ceiling heights, and window sizes. We will also record details of heating/cooling systems, lighting types, and renewable energy installations.

Questionnaire: Our assessor will ask the building owner or occupant a series of questions related to energy usage, such as heating habits, occupancy patterns, and any specific energy-saving measures in place.

Data Analysis: The collected data, measurements, and observations are entered into specialised software approved for EPC assessments. The software calculates the building’s energy efficiency rating based on the provided information and generates the EPC.

EPC Report: Our energy assessor generates an EPC report, which includes information about the building’s current energy performance, potential energy-saving measures, and recommendations for improving energy efficiency. The report also provides an energy efficiency rating on a scale from A to G, with A being the most efficient.