Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)

​Buying or Selling a home, you are now required to provide and Energy Performance Certificate whenever a property is :
- Built
- Sold
- Rented

You must have an EPC for potential buyers or tenants before you can market you property.

An EPC contains:
- information about the properties energy use and typical energy costs
- recommendations about how to reduce energy use and save money.

The Certificate provides ratings from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient).
The Certificate is valid for 10 years.

If you would like to get an Energy Performance Certificate then contact Marie O'Kane - Dungiven
MFO'Kane Energy Assessor is a highly experienced domestic energy assessor trained and accredited to government standards having produced over 5000 energy performance certificates for clients.
Marie works within a 40 mile radius of Dungiven/Claudy area.
To contact Marie you can email her on mailto:marie@energysurveyor.org

There are some buildings that are exempt from requiring a certificate which include

• Places of worship
• Temporary buildings ( buildings that will be used for less that 2 years)
• Industrial Sites, workshops and non-residential agricultural buildings that don't use a lot of energy

• Stand alone building with a total useable floor space of less than 50m2

Below are some useful links to other websites that explain the EPC
Department of Finance & Personnel
Energy Performance Certificates