Are you about to market a property in the NW11 Notting Hill area of London? If so, are you aware that you are legally obligated to have a Domestic Energy Performance Certificate issued for your property before you do so? Have you also heard that Trading Standards Officers are permitted to issue a fine of
If you are about to place a residential property in NW10 Willesden on the market for sale or rent then you need to have a Domestic EPC. The Domestic EPC is a legal obligation for anyone who wants to sell or rent a property in the United Kingdom. It must be obtained before you market
Domestic Energy Performance Certificates (Domestic EPCs) are a legal requirement for any property which is placed on the market in the United Kingdom. The reason for this lies at the heart of European Union legislation attempting to enforce the Kyoto Protocols and have every EU Member State reduce their Carbon Dioxide (CO2) emissions and reduce
Energy Performance Certificates (EPC) for domestic properties were introduced as law in the UK in 2007 as part of the then mandatory Home Information Pack (HIP) which anyone selling a property would be required to produce. Seen by many as a flawed Government policy, the Housing Act of 2004 which introduced this scheme was suspended and
