EPC improvements from storage heates to gas?

bxboards

Hi

My house has electric storage heaters. The EPC assessment is very low at F 34. I've had mains gas connected so I'm in a position to remove the storage heaters and immersion and replace with a new condensing combi boiler.

My current ratings are:
Main heating: electric storage heaters 3/5
Main heating controls: manual charge control 2/5
Hot water: 2/5

Is there anyway to assess the impact of converting to an A rated condensing boiler with TRVs and a room stat? I'd expect this to raise the EPC to a high E, or low D but is there anyway to calculate this?

TIA

[Deleted User]

The EPC Advisor website will calculate what your rating will be after upgrading. All you do is enter your current EPC ref and and select your options.

https://www.epcregister.com/epcadviser.html

My EPC was an E-44 but after the upgrades I've made I am now a C-69 according to this site if I was to have an EPC done again.

bxboards

Deleted_User wrote: »

The EPC Advisor website will calculate what your rating will be after upgrading. All you do is enter your current EPC ref and and select your options.

https://www.epcregister.com/epcadviser.html

My EPC was an E-44 but after the upgrades I've made I am now a C-69 according to this site if I was to have an EPC done again.

Many Thanks for that link, my googling failed to find that, but it's a great tool.

According to the site, if I change nothing else and get rid of the storage heaters and go for gas, it puts me up to a D56.