Homeowners and landlords are legally required to have a valid Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) before marketing a property for sale or let. It gives buyers and tenants clear information about the property’s energy efficiency and expected running costs.

Tenants don’t need to obtain an EPC themselves, but they’re entitled to a copy from their landlord. Marketing a property without a valid EPC can lead to financial penalties.

Not sure if your property needs one, or how to get one? Get in touch.