EPC Surveys

Energy Performance Certificates for landlords and property owners

Book Your EPC Survey Today - Ensure Compliance and Save Energy!

Expert EPC Surveys for Your Property

At Redian, we provide professional Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) surveys for landlords and property owners across Belfast and Northern Ireland.

Our certified assessors ensure your property meets legal requirements while helping you identify ways to improve energy efficiency and reduce costs.

Why Choose Redian for Your EPC Survey?

  • Legal Compliance

    Ensure your property meets all EPC regulations and avoid costly penalties.

  • Accurate Assessments

    Our certified assessors provide precise and reliable EPC ratings.

  • Energy Efficiency Advice

    Get practical recommendations to improve your property's energy performance and reduce utility bills.

  • Landlord-Friendly Service

    We work around your schedule to minimise disruption to tenants.

  • Fast Turnaround

    Receive your EPC certificate quickly, so you can focus on what matters most.

Why Are EPCs Important?

Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) are a legal requirement for landlords and property sellers. They provide an energy efficiency rating for your property (from A to G) and offer recommendations for improvement. An EPC is valid for 10 years and is essential for:

  • Letting or Selling Your Property
  • Ensuring Legal Compliance
  • Reducing Energy Costs

How it works?

Our Simple EPC Survey ProcessThis section outlines the steps in a clear, easy-to-follow way:

  • Book Your Survey

    Contact us to schedule a convenient time for your EPC assessment.

  • Property Assessment

    Our certified assessor will visit your property to collect the necessary data.

  • Receive Your EPC Certificate

    We'll provide your EPC rating and energy efficiency recommendations.

Ready to Book Your EPC Survey?

Ensure your property is compliant and energy-efficient.

Contact us today to schedule your EPC survey.

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