From 30th September 2008 the relevant person (the builder) of a new building (dwelling and non-dwelling) has the same legal duty as the home seller and landlord above. When the construction of a new building is completed, the builder or person responsible for the construction is responsible for obtaining the certificate and providing it to the owner.

This will also apply if a building is converted into fewer or more units and there are changes to the heating, hot water provision or air conditioning/ ventilation services.

When the building is physically complete, the builder must obtain an EPC and provide the EPC to the new owner of the building and notify the local Building Control officers that this has been done. Once Building Control is satisfied that the EPC has been properly produced, it will then be able to issue a final completion certificate.

Client Services

• Professional and reliable service, with a prompt efficient turnaround.
• We aim to produce EPCs within 24 - 48 hours so that you clients can get on with the process of selling your property without delay.

Working with you

• As a builder/developer we can offer a tailor made package to suit your needs.
• You will have your own dedicated account manager who will be only a phone call or email away should you or your customers have any queries.
• It is our intention to develop a strong and long lasting relationship with local builders/developers which is why we aim to compile a competitive package for builders/developers which is indicative of how we value highly your repeat business.
• We can also offer specific branded EPCs emblazoned with your company logo to further promote your brand and project your profile further in the local area as your EPCs will be handled by both your existing customers and also future potential customers.
• We aim to provide a competitive and professional EPC service to local builders/developers.