Energy Performance
Certificate Service
Welcome to Norfolk EPCs – Your Trusted Local Energy Performance Certificate Provider.
Residential EPCs
Helping homeowners and landlords in Norwich stay compliant.
Commercial EPCs
Tailored EPC assessments for business properties to guarantee regulations.
Why choose Norfolk EPCs
Highly Professional
Accredited
Industry Experts
A little Bit About us
We Cover Norfolk & Suffolk
At Norfolk EPCs, we’re dedicated to delivering more than just an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) – we’re here to guide you every step of the way in improving your property’s energy efficiency. Owned and operated by Jess Godwin, a fully qualified and insured Domestic Energy Assessor, our mission is to provide a professional yet personal service that goes above and beyond the basics.
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Residential EPCs
Helping homeowners and landlords in Norwich ensure their properties are market-ready and compliant.
Commercial EPCs
Tailored assessments for business properties, ensuring compliance with energy regulations.
New-Build SBEM & SAP Calculations
Specialist services for builders and developers to meet Building Regulations.
We're known for Our Expertise
Local Expertise
Covering Norwich and surrounding areas including Sprowston, Old Catton, Hellesdon, Taverham, Drayton, Costessey, Hethersett, Cringleford, Trowse, Thorpe St Andrew, Bowthorpe, Eaton, Heartsease Estate, Mile Cross, Riverside, and Thorpe Hamlet.
Fair Pricing
No hidden fees or middleman costs – the price we quote is the price you pay.
Fast & Reliable
We aim to visit your property within 48 hours and deliver your EPC within two days of the assessment.
Full Service
We provide EPCs for residential, commercial, and new-build properties, including SBEM and SAP calculations
We've completed over 3000 EPCs
What is an EPC?
We Cover Norfolk & Suffolk
An Energy Performance Certificate gives your property an energy efficiency rating from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient). It includes recommendations for improvements to save energy and reduce carbon emissions. Whether you’re selling, renting, or simply curious about your property’s efficiency, an EPC is essential.
If you’re a landlord, rental properties need a minimum rating of an E which is rising to a C in 2025. For anyone selling a property, all houses in the UK must have a valid EPC when they are being sold. EPCs can be useful if you’re interested in improving the energy efficiency of your home.
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Norfolk & Suffolk EPC service
General questions
What is an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)?
An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) provides information about the energy efficiency of a building, with a rating from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient). It includes recommendations on how to improve energy efficiency and reduce utility costs.
Who needs an EPC, and is it legally required?
In most cases, an EPC is legally required if you are selling, renting, or building a property. Requirements may vary by region, but landlords, property owners, and developers typically need to obtain an EPC before marketing the property.
Assessment Process
What does an EPC assessment involve?
An EPC assessment involves a thorough inspection of your property’s key energy-related features, including insulation, heating systems, ventilation, and lighting. Based on this, the assessor will calculate the property’s energy efficiency rating.
How long does an EPC assessment take?
The assessment typically takes between 30 minutes to 1 hour, depending on the size and complexity of the property. After the inspection, it may take up to a few days to receive the final certificate.
How long is an EPC valid for?
An EPC is valid for 10 years. If significant energy-related improvements are made, you may want to get a new assessment to reflect a potentially better rating.
Legal and Compliance
What happens if I don’t have an EPC when selling or renting a property?
In most regions, failing to provide an EPC when required may result in fines or penalties. An EPC is often required to list the property, so having one in place is essential for compliance.
Is there a minimum rating for a rental property?
Yes, rental properties must meet a minimum EPC rating to be legally rented. The minimum is an E rating, properties rated F or G can’t typically be rented unless they qualify for specific exemptions, such as listed buildings where upgrades may not be feasible.
Cost and Payment
How much does an EPC assessment cost?
The cost of an EPC assessment varies depending on the size and type of the property. Residential properties usually cost between £65-£100. Contact us for a specific quote.
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept bank transfers and cash. Payment details and terms will be provided during the booking process.
Improving Your EPC Rating
What factors influence an EPC rating?
Several factors affect the EPC rating, including insulation quality, type and age of heating systems, window glazing, and the presence of renewable energy sources like solar panels.
How can I improve my EPC rating?
You can improve your EPC rating by upgrading insulation, installing energy-efficient windows, improving heating and hot water systems, and considering renewable energy sources. The EPC report provides recommendations specific to your property.
Will you provide guidance on implementing recommendations?
Booking and Availability
How can I book an EPC assessment?
You can book an EPC assessment by phone or filling out our online form. Our team will arrange a convenient time to inspect the property.
After the Assessment
How long will it take to receive my EPC report?
Typically, you will receive your EPC report within 1-3 business days after the assessment and payment has been received. We aim to deliver reports as quickly as possible to meet your needs.