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EPC assessors...
FUNKYDADDIO
Posts: 552 Forumite
in N. Ireland
Hi folks, I had a thread bookmarked form here giving details of EPC assessors in NI and their prices but it has disappeared, anyone know a reasonably priced EPC assessor? Many thanks, Paul..(Belfast area)
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£49 for an EPC through property pal link on their site.
Avoid EPC for less, I used them and had to chase and chase and chase to get the certificate off them:(I am trying, honest;) very trying according to my dear OH:rotfl:0 -
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The very one Dave, cheers....anyone used the propertypal service who would recommend it? Also heads up for anyone reading who may be selling, you have a bit of grace at the minute to get your cert after your house is listed, that is due to stop in July so best get it as soon as if you are selling
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Anyone know how much grace you get from authorities around this, on the propertypal site you cant order an epc until your house is listed, mine should be on the market tomorrow.....Thx, Paul..0
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I got my EPC on Tuesday through Paypal for £49+VAT, got a letter today from a company caled greenstar offering an EPC for £50 all in. Won`t help me but may help another moneysaver......
They seem to be fully registered..http://www.northgate-dea.com/page/view/northern_ireland_2 0
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