Many property investors, landlords and homebuyers encounter properties with low Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) ratings during their search. While some buyers immediately dismiss these…
Buying a buy-to-let property involves more than simply calculating rental yield and purchase price. Successful landlords also consider long-term running costs, future improvement requirements,…
Leasehold flats make up a significant proportion of London’s residential property market. From modern developments in Canary Wharf and Nine Elms to Victorian conversions…
Many property owners only think about Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) when they need to sell, rent or lease a property. However, a growing number…
Whether you are planning a full property refurbishment, upgrading a buy-to-let flat, renovating a newly purchased investment property or modernising your family home, it…
One of the most common questions asked by homeowners, landlords and property investors is: “How much does it cost to improve an EPC rating?”…
Many landlords are looking for ways to improve their property’s Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating without spending unnecessary amounts of money on upgrades that…
If your property has received an F or G rating on its Energy Performance Certificate (EPC), you may be wondering what it means in…
Energy Performance Certificates apply to both homes and business premises — but the certificate, the methodology and the assessor qualification behind each one are…
One of the most common reasons a property receives a lower EPC rating than expected is missing evidence — not missing insulation. EPC assessments…
