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Buying & selling - Surveys & HIPs

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Surveys - Why get one?

Many people don't bother to commission a survey when buying a property, either because they feel they cannot afford one in addition to all the other costs of moving, or because they don't think one is necessary. There are, however, sound reasons for not skimping on a survey...

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Factors affecting your EPC result

The following variables are generally considered the most important factors in the energy performance of a property.

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Making sense of your Energy Performance Certificate

So what does it all mean? What's in an Energy Performance Certificate?

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EPCs - When do I need one, who carries this out and how long is it vaild?

An EPC carried out on a property for rental will last for 10 years. Where a property is marketed for sale, the Home Information Pack (HIP) provisions state that the EPC must be no more than 3 years old at the point that the property is first marketed.

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The importance of an Energy Performance Certificate

An Energy Performance Certificate is a real step in empowering you to make informed decisions to reduce your impact on the environment, and to help you to save money off your energy bills, by making meaningful changes to your home’s energy performance.

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HIPs - what are they and what do I have to do?

Home information packs are designed to speed up the process...

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What are the different types of survey?

Valuations, homebuyer’s reports and full structural surveys...

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What is a conservation area?

It is an area of special architectural or historic interest whose character or appearance is worth protecting or enhancing...

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What is a listed building?

Listed buildings are those considered to be of architectural or historical importance...

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What is an energy performance certificate?

A required certificate that shows how energy efficient your house is...

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