New-Build/Conversion Domestic EPC

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Is Your New Home EPC Compliant? Get a Professional Assessment in Manchester

Planning to build a new home or convert an existing property in Manchester? Getting your EPC sorted can be tricky, and unexpected problems may slow things down. Don’t risk delays or stress over compliance. At ARMEEC, we offer accurate and timely EPC assessments for both new builds and conversions. Whether you're starting fresh in Manchester or converting a property in Birmingham, we’ll make sure you get the certification you need, quickly and with no fuss. Let us help you take control of your project’s energy performance from day one.

What is Domestic EPC for New Builds/Conversion?

A Domestic Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is legally required for all new-build homes and most property conversions in the UK. Whether you’re building in Manchester or converting in Liverpool, it’s something you can’t overlook. An EPC works like the energy label you see on fridges or washing machines, it gives your home a clear rating from A (very efficient) to G (least efficient). This helps future buyers or tenants understand the potential costs associated with heating and powering the home, making it an important part of planning, selling, or renting.

EPC For New Builds

For new builds, the EPC process starts early during construction. In places like Birmingham, developers often work closely with energy assessors from the design stage, utilising SAP (Standard Assessment Procedure) calculations to comply with energy regulations. These calculations examine factors such as insulation, heating systems, and the materials being used, ensuring the home is energy-efficient before it’s even built. This helps avoid issues later and ensures the property is ready for certification once completed.

EPC For Conversion

For conversions, the EPC process assesses the energy efficiency of the existing building and how the proposed changes will impact it. Whether you’re converting a property in London or elsewhere, energy assessors review your plans, visit the site if needed, and carry out energy calculations. The final EPC reveals the efficiency of the converted space, providing valuable information to both homeowners and prospective tenants. It helps ensure the property meets legal standards and performs well in terms of energy efficiency.

Why is an EPC Essential for Domestic Properties?

An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is a must-have for domestic properties, especially new builds. Here’s why:

All new-build homes must have an EPC before they’re sold or rented. This is required under Part L of the UK Building Regulations and applies to places like Manchester, Birmingham, and beyond.
The EPC gives your home a rating from A (very efficient) to G (least efficient), helping buyers or tenants understand what it might cost to heat and power the home.
It also includes easy-to-follow advice on how to improve the home's energy efficiency, helping future occupants reduce their energy bills.
By encouraging better energy use, EPCs support greener living and help reduce harmful carbon emissions across cities like Liverpool and London.
Homes with better energy ratings are more appealing to buyers and renters, as they promise lower running costs and a more environmentally friendly lifestyle.
Having an EPC shows your property meets today’s energy rules, and is ready to handle any future updates in regulations.

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What Does an EPC for Domestic Properties Include?

An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is a detailed four-page document that provides a comprehensive overview of a property’s energy efficiency in Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, and London. Here’s what it typically includes:

The EPC gives a rough idea of how much it may cost to heat and power your home, which helps plan your future energy bills in areas like Liverpool and beyond.
It shows your home’s current energy rating, from A (very efficient) to G (poor), and what it could be if you follow the suggested improvements.
The certificate provides straightforward, practical methods to enhance efficiency, such as installing insulation, installing double glazing, or upgrading your heating system. Some improvements may be eligible for government support.
You’ll see how key areas like the roof, walls, windows, and flooring perform in terms of energy use, so you know exactly where to improve.
The EPC may also recommend using clean energy options, such as solar panels or heat pumps, to further enhance the green credentials of your home.
It includes details of the qualified energy assessor who completed the report, giving you peace of mind and clear accountability.
You’ll find a heat demand figure too, which shows how much energy is needed to keep your home warm, especially in colder areas like Manchester.
The EPC shows how much carbon dioxide your home emits, helping you understand its environmental impact and where you can reduce emissions.

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Why Do We Succeed

Our Streamlined Process for New Build Domestic EPC in the UK

Initial Consultation

We begin with a friendly chat to understand your property, whether it's a new build in Manchester, a conversion in Birmingham, or an existing home. We discuss your plans, energy goals, and any special features to ensure our assessment meets your needs perfectly.

Document Review & Analysis

Our qualified assessors go through your architectural plans, insulation details, heating systems, and any renewable energy features. This step provides a comprehensive understanding of how your home is constructed, enabling us to plan the most effective approach.

Site Visit (If Required)

If you’ve got an existing property or a more complex project in places like Liverpool, we may visit the site. This allows us to double-check everything and collect the accurate information we need to perform proper calculations.

SAP Calculations & Energy Modeling

We use the government-approved SAP (Standard Assessment Procedure) to model your home's energy use. We examine aspects such as heating, insulation, lighting, and any eco-friendly systems, like solar panels, to determine the actual efficiency of your home.

EPC Generation & Comprehensive Reporting

After our checks, we create your official EPC, which includes an energy rating ranging from A (best) to G (worst). Additionally, we provide you with a comprehensive report that explains your rating, identifies areas for improvement, and offers guidance on how to reduce your energy consumption.

Delivery & Ongoing Support

We send you the EPC and report quickly, so you’ve got everything ready for legal compliance. And we’re always here to help you with advice, especially if you want to make energy-saving changes in your home, whether you're in London or anywhere else in the UK.

ARMEEC: The Expertise You Need for New Build EPCs in Manchester

Accredited Expertise

Our assessors are fully trained and government-accredited. Whether you’re in Manchester or London, we deliver accurate EPCs that meet all current rules and stay updated with the latest changes.

Competitive Pricing

We offer honest and affordable pricing for our commercial EPC services. Whether your property is in Birmingham or elsewhere, you’ll know exactly what you’re paying for, with no hidden costs.

Fast & Efficient Service

We know time matters. That’s why we work quickly without cutting corners. From Liverpool offices to retail spaces, we deliver your EPCs on time and with care.

Tailored Solutions

Every building is different, so we offer personalised advice. Beyond just giving you a rating, we help you find smart, simple ways to save energy and improve your property’s efficiency.

Nationwide Support

Wherever you are in the UK, our friendly team is ready to help. From your first question to your final report, we guide you through the EPC process step by step.

Frequently Asked Queries About New Build/Conversion Domestic EPC

When Should I Get an EPC for My Newly Built Property?

You’ll need a Domestic Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) before you can sell or rent your new home. It’s best to arrange the EPC towards the end of construction, so there are no last-minute delays when putting the property on the market.

How Long is a New Build EPC Valid?

Once issued, your EPC is valid for 10 years. If you later make significant changes that improve energy efficiency, such as installing better insulation or upgrading to new heating, you may want to obtain a new EPC to reflect the updated performance.

Can I Improve My EPC Rating?

Yes, it is! We’ll point out areas where you can make simple improvements, like adding insulation, fitting a better boiler, or using renewable energy. These upgrades can enhance your rating, reduce your bills, and help your home stand out to potential buyers or tenants.

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