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Have you seen the EPC for your home ?
You can check onlineWhat about the EICR or GSC0 -
Thanks, just had a look. It's rated D. It says our Hot water, electric immersion off peak is very poor and our main heating control is poor but 75% or our lighting is low energy. The rest is average. There is no gas.dimbo61 said:Have you seen the EPC for your home ?Debt Free: 01/01/2020
Mortgage: 11/09/20240 -
The Huge problem coming for hundreds of thousands of Landlords and therefore tenants is the government drive for better energy efficiency !
They are talking about rental properties being 'C' rated or better by 2025/2028
Landlords can not rent out properties that are F or G rated at the moment.0 -
dimbo61 said:
Landlords can not rent out properties that are F or G rated at the moment.
though there are exemptions....
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