Requirements for Energy Performance Certificates when selling?
I am thinking of selling and confused as to when I need an Energy Performance certificate, indeed do I need one at all?
Asked on Nov 28 2011, General in Beccles | Report content
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There have been a number of changes within EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) regulations over the last few years, this has caused consumers confusion. The current position is that if selling or renting a residential property the owner / landlord is under a legal requirement to order a DEA (Domestic Energy Assessor) to undertake an EPC on the property, the EPC must be available within 28 days of marketing, failure to produce leaves the sellers / landlord open to a daily fine of £200 per day until the EPC is available. It is anticipated that from April 2012 EPC’s will be required before the commencement of any marketing.
Web reference: http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/HomeAndCommunity/BuyingAndSel...
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Check with your local estate agent or indeed the agent you have chosen to sell your property.
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