Energy Performance Certificate

Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) in London: Fast and Affordable Assessments

How Long Does an Energy Performance Certificate Last
Need an Energy Performance Certificate for selling, renting, or upgrading your property? Whether you’re a homeowner, landlord, or business in London, we’ve got you covered.

At Moffat Electricals, our accredited Domestic Energy Assessors (DEAs) provide fully certified EPC assessments conducted by local experts who understand London’s diverse housing stock, from Victorian terraces to modern apartments.

What is an EPC, and why do you need one?

An Energy Performance Certificate rates your building’s energy efficiency from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient). And provide recommendations for improving energy performance.

You’ll benefit from:

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Lower energy bills
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Increased property value
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Better comfort and insulation
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Compliance with UK energy laws
Landlords, homeowners, property developers, and public building owners need EPC.

Each EPC is valid for 10 years and can be updated early if you’ve made energy-efficient improvements like insulation or boiler upgrades.

Each EPC is valid for 10 years. You can update it sooner if you’ve made eco-friendly improvements like energy-efficient lighting or boiler upgrades.

EPC London – Domestic Surveys for Homes

Stay compliant with MEES and boost energy efficiency. Our certified assessors in London deliver fast, RDSAP-based EPCs, typically within 24 hours.

Perfect for homeowners, landlords, and tenants needing legal compliance or energy insights.

How Long Does an Energy Performance Certificate Last

London EPC – Commercial Certificates for Businesses

Avoid fines and meet UK energy standards with commercial EPCs for offices, shops, and rental properties.

We assess your property, lodge results on the EPC Register, and help you stay compliant with Ofgem and government rules.

How Long Does an Energy Performance Certificate Last

How Moffat Electrical Provides EPC Certificate in London

Our certified assessors follow government-approved RDSAP (Reduced Data Standard Assessment Procedure) methods to inspect your home and generate an accurate rating.

During the survey, we

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Inspect insulation, windows, heating, and lighting
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Record data on property materials and layout
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Use approved software to calculate your rating
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Deliver your EPC digitally, usually within 24 hours
Since April 2020, renting properties with an EPC rating below E is illegal under MEES, with fines up to £5,000 unless exempt. We provide tailored EPC assessments across all London areas and assist with exemption applications via the government portal.

Benefits of Booking Your EPC with
Moffat Electricals

Energy Efficiency Bands Explained (A to G)

Band What It Means What Might Help Improve It
A – B Very efficient Modern eco-designs
Solar panels
C – D Average
for UK homes
Add insulation or LED lighting
Loft/wall insulation
E – G Below
acceptable levels
New boiler
Double glazing
Wall upgrades
Consider pairing your EPC with EICR reports and low-energy lighting installation for complete compliance.
Areas We Cover
– Barnet – Enfield
– Haringey – Camden
– Hackney – Tower Hamlets
– Barking & Dagenham – Lambeth
– Southwark – Wandsworth
– Croydon – Ealing
– Hounslow – Hillingdon
– Kensington & Chelsea – Westminster
– Islington – City of London

FAQs

Do I need an Energy Performance Certificate?

Yes, you need an EPC if you’re selling, renting, or building a property in the UK. It’s a legal requirement under the Energy Performance of Buildings Regulations.

How much does an EPC cost?

It typically costs between £60 and £200, depending on your property type, size, and location. Prices vary slightly across London and Enfield.

What does an Energy Performance Certificate involve?

An EPC assessment includes a home inspection by a Domestic Energy Assessor (DEA). They evaluate your insulation, heating, windows, lighting, and other features using RDSAP software to generate your energy rating (A to G).

How does the age of a house affect its rating?

Older homes, especially those built before 1930, often score lower due to outdated insulation, single-glazed windows, and older heating systems. Newer builds typically perform better due to modern construction standards and materials

Does property rating affect house insurance?

Yes. A lower rating can sometimes lead to higher premiums, especially if the property is harder to heat or less insulated. Insurers may consider the overall efficiency and risk profile when calculating coverage costs.

What does an EPC assessor look at?

An EPC assessor examines the insulation, heating systems, windows, lighting, ventilation, and overall energy efficiency of a property.

Our Other Services

Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICR)

Emergency Lighting Certificate

Emergency Lighting Certificates

gas safety record

Gas Safety Certificates

Portable Appliance Testing (PAT)