EPC improvement plans
Make the improvement decision before making the investment.
An improvement plan gives the project a direction. Review the EPC, investigate suitable measures and prepare a brief that an assessor and contractor can work from.
Scope, quote and appointment confirmed with you.
Start here when…
- You want to investigate an upgrade from the existing rating.
- You need to prioritise measures around budget, access or consent.
- You want an assessment-led brief for contractor quotations.
A few details make a better brief.
- The current EPC and known property details
- Previous measures and available evidence
- Your budget, priorities and timescale
You don’t need every answer to start the conversation.
A clear process, from the first request.
Understand the starting point
Review the existing EPC, available evidence and the question the plan needs to answer.
Investigate a sensible improvement scope
Consider relevant measures, assessor modelling, consent and sequencing. A generic list cannot predict the outcome.
Prepare the next job
Use the agreed brief to seek quotations, coordinate works and plan the evidence for reassessment.
Know what you’re arranging.
- Review of the existing assessment and evidence gaps
- Suggested measures for assessor modelling
- A phased improvement brief for contractor quotations
- Evidence checklist for the post-works assessment
The final quote confirms what is included for your property.
Before you book.
Does the plan guarantee EPC C or another rating?
No. Rating outcomes depend on the property, assessment methodology, evidence and completed specification. Suitable modelling should inform the plan.
Should I book work before the plan?
Establish the starting point and the appropriate measure scope before committing to an improvement project.
Can the work be phased?
A phased programme can be discussed around the property, budget, access, consents and the order in which measures should be considered.
What happens after planning?
Agree the scope, obtain suitable quotations and discuss specialist delivery. Keep the completion evidence and consider reassessment.
Useful before you decide.
From request to confirmed assessment Reassessment after works Planning a D-to-C improvementBuild your own works budgetDiscuss quotations and delivery of the improvements.
THE NEXT JOB STARTS WITH THE RIGHT CONVERSATION
Your property.
Let’s get it moving.
Arrange an EPC. Review the compliance. Plan the improvements.
Start a request and we’ll confirm the right scope and next step.