What is an EPC?An Energy Performance Certificate is a legally required document which must be produced by a home owner / Landlord is selling or renting a property.
These certificates display an energy rating for buildings based on its energy efficiency rating from A to G. An ‘A’ rating shows it's very efficient, meaning lower fuel bills, while ‘G’ is inefficient, meaning higher fuel bills. The Certificate will also show the building's environmental impact by indicating its carbon-dioxide emissions.
EPCs are valid for 10 years and do not need to be recalculated for resale unless a property has been altered in a way that may affect the rating.
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Selling a house?
From 30 June 2008, all dwellings being sold in Northern Ireland need an Energy Performance Certificate and the duty to have one produced is on the property seller.
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Building a new home?
On 30th September 2008 requiring all New Build or ‘On Construction' domestic properties to have an EPC on completion of construction. This requirement is also sought by Building Control as a condition of completion.
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Commercial Property
From the beginning of January 2009, Energy Performance Certificates will be required for commercial buildings marketed for sale and being offered for rental. This includes new build commercial properties.
