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Depending on the size of the property, an EPC assessor (or ‘Domestic Energy Assessor’) takes little over an hour to complete the survey. So, what does the EPC assessor look at? Pretty much everything they can. Unlike an electrician or plumber who focus on one or two aspects of your home, an EPC assessor must evaluate the whole building’s efficiency in a relatively short space of time.
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What to prepare before the EPC assessor arrives
The EPC assessor will have to access every room – and the loft if possible – so a little cleaning might be in order prior to the survey. You won’t be expected to lift any floorboards or carpets though; it’s designed to be a brief, non-intrusive assessment of your home.
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Any improvements you have planned for your home should be finished before you book an EPC survey. The domestic energy assessor evaluates the efficiency of the house at the time the survey was taken – they can’t include improvements that aren’t already in place.
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Keep in mind that existing dwellings require an RdSAP EPC (Reduced data Standard Assessment Procedure), whereas new dwellings require a full SAP EPC. For the RdSAP, the domestic energy assessor can only include energy-efficiency measures that they can see or that can be proven. So if you’ve had underfloor insulation or cavity insulation installed, remember to keep documentation to hand for the EPC assessor to review. This is so that they don’t have to make any assumptions based on the age of your house that likely won’t swing in your favour. https://images.app.goo.gl/hqdPvRg2NxK...