An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is a document that assesses the energy efficiency of a property, providing a rating from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient). Homeowners need an EPC when selling, renting, or building a property to comply with regulations and inform potential buyers or tenants about its energy performance. Similarly, business owners require EPCs for commercial properties to meet legal requirements and provide energy efficiency information to occupants and stakeholders.

There are several ways to enhance a property’s energy efficiency rating, whether it’s a home or a business premises. Suggestions may include improving insulation, upgrading heating and cooling systems, installing energy-efficient lighting, and implementing smart energy management practices. Consulting with a qualified energy assessor can provide tailored recommendations based on the specific characteristics of the property.

Yes, there are often financial incentives and grants available for energy efficiency improvements, both for homeowners and business owners. These incentives may vary depending on location, governmental policies, and specific programs. E.g. Government/Business Grants.

Our certified assessors have the expertise to conduct thorough assessments and provide reliable EPCs for both types of properties. At Sparklight we stay up-to-date with energy performance regulations, ensuring that EPCs comply with standards for both residential and commercial clients. We prioritise open communication and client satisfaction, ensuring a positive experience for both homeowners and businesses.