The latest updates on EPC regulations, energy efficiency, and property compliance in Northern Ireland.
RegulationsWith the 2028 EPC compliance deadline approaching faster than many landlords realise, now is the time to act. Here's why booking your assessment today puts you ahead of the curve — and avoids the last-minute rush.
RegulationsThe UK Government has confirmed that all privately rented properties must achieve a minimum EPC rating of C by 2028. With less than two years to go, Northern Ireland landlords need to act now. Here's a clear breakdown of what's required and when.
RegulationsThe Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) continue to tighten across the UK. We break down what the current rules mean for landlords letting residential properties in Northern Ireland and how to stay compliant.
EPC UpdatesThe government has been consulting on updates to the EPC rating methodology. Here's a plain-English guide to what's changing, when it takes effect, and how it could affect your property's rating.
Energy EfficiencyFrom loft insulation to smart heating controls, we look at the most impactful — and affordable — upgrades homeowners can make to improve their EPC rating and reduce energy bills.
LandlordsSeveral major buy-to-let mortgage lenders now require a minimum EPC rating of E39 before approving new loans. We explain what this means for landlords and how to get your property assessed quickly.
New BuildsAll new residential properties require an EPC before they can be sold or let. We outline the process, timelines, and what information your assessor will need from your development team.
Energy EfficiencyAir source and ground source heat pumps can significantly improve an EPC rating. We look at how the SAP methodology scores heat pump installations and what to expect from your assessment.
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