About Us
We offer a prompt and professional domestic energy assessment service (EPC's) for East Anglian post codes NR,IP and PE.
Our Assessors have extensive building and accountancy experience, work to the highest professional standards, and are trained by the industry leading SAVA/NHER centre in Milton Keynes.
You can also take confidence in the knowledge that our assessors are fully qualified and accredited through the NHER accreditation scheme and regularly have their assessments and working standards audited to ensure accuracy and reliability.
If you are an Estate Agent, Solicitor or HIP Provider why not make contact now.
Our Full Web Site is www.Anglian-dea.co.uk
How Do We Work
How long will the inspection take?Depending on the size of the property, the inspection should take no longer than two hoursWhat sort of information is gathered?Information on the property , type & date of construction, Floor space, perimeter measurements, number of habitable rooms, Boiler make & model, Boiler type, roof & wall insulation, extensions/conservatories , windows, floors, heating systems & ventilation systems. A lot of information is gathered to make up the band ratings that you receive.
How will the inspector conduct the inspection?
The standard practice that we follow is to introduce ourselves to the homeowner. A form of ID will be shown. We would then like the homeowner to show the inspector around the dwelling so that a risk assessment can be made.
Once this is complete the inspector will conduct the inspection alone, as it requires a lot of concentration & attention to detail. Any distraction may hinder his assessment of your property, so we ask that domestic animals & children are prevented from following the inspector around the premises. The inspector will usually start at the top of the building & check the roof void first. Therefore access to the roof void will be necessary. All further floors will then be checked finishing with the ground floor.
Once the inspection is complete the inspector will clarify any points on the EPC that you may feel necessary to ask questions about. The inspector cannot give opinions or advice as we must remain impartial & unbiased. This is because EPC's are a statutory requirement under the Housing Act 2004 completed on behalf of both buyer & seller.
How will you receive your certificate?
After the inspection has been completed, the inspector will need to enter the information that has been gathered into the Rd SAP software. This software calculates the data input & returns the band rating as on the EPC example provided on the home page.
Once the inspector has done a check of the information, it is then submitted & sent onto the Landmark database. This is where you will be able to view the certificate. The inspector will inform you when this information will be available.
What distance will we cover?
Any area within Norfolk can be covered and we will travel into IP and PE districts but unfortunately this will be reflected in additional charges.
What is an EPC
Energy Performance Certificates tell you how energy efficient a home is on a scale of A-G. The most efficient homes - which should have the lowest fuel bills - are in band A.
The Certificate also tells you, on a scale of A-G, about the impact the home has on the environment. Better-rated homes should have less impact through carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.
The average property in the UK is in bands D-E for both ratings. The Certificate includes recommendations on ways to improve the home's energy efficiency to
save you money and help the environment.
Sellers of newly built homes will have to provide a predicted assessment of the energy efficiency of the property, but a full Energy Performance Certificate should be provided to the buyer when the home is completed.
Contact Us
Address:
Anglian Energy Assessors Ltd
Game Larder
Hall Road
Hemsby
Norfolk
NR29 4LF
Telephone: 01493 730001
Fax: 01493 730001
