Bournemouth EPC - Energy Performance Certificate | Cheshire EPC

What is an EPC?

EPC stands for Energy Performance Certificate. Due to legislation introduced in 2007, all houses for sale or let in Bournemouth are legally required to obtain an EPC before marketing — including holiday lets. All commercial premises are also required to display one.

An EPC provides information on a property’s energy efficiency, heating costs and carbon emissions, and can only be carried out by a qualified, accredited assessor.

Why choose Cheshire EPC in Bournemouth?

Cheshire EPC is owned and run by Nathan Wright, an Elmhurst Accredited Domestic Energy Assessor who has held the NEAE level 2 qualification since the role was introduced in 2007. We already supply EPCs on behalf of many of Bournemouth’s leading estate agents and solicitors.

Most people don’t realise there is no need to organise your EPC through your estate agent. By contacting Cheshire EPC directly you can avoid any mark-ups added by agents or solicitors and get the same accredited certificate for less.

Commercial EPCs

Commercial buildings also require an EPC whenever they become available for sale or let. Cheshire EPC can assist with obtaining a commercial EPC through one of our carefully selected trading partners — call us for a quote.