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As a locally based company, we have been supplying EPCs to homeowners, landlords and property professionals in Daventry and the surrounding areas since 2008.
We set out from day one to become the regions first choice for EPCs and to build a brand name renowned not only for great value and speed but at the same time to never compromise on customer service and quality.
Our standard business hours of 8am - 8pm Monday to Friday and 9am - 5pm Saturdays mean we can make sure to visit at a time convenient to you. If necessary we can also accommodate early mornings, evenings or weekend visits, so please ask us if required.
Services we offer:
Energy Performance Certificates
Home Energy Audits
Residential Thermal Imaging
Rental Property Compliance Reports
Energy Advice & Recommendation
Heat Loss Calculations
Landlord Energy Advice & MEES Compliance
Same Day Turnaround
As standard we also aim to have all our EPC certificates delivered to your inbox on the same day the survey is carried out - This gives you absolute peace of mind that if you need your Energy Performance Certificate quickly then you can put your faith in us to deliver on time, every time.
But what you also need is the confidence that your EPC will be accurate and be giving you the correct information.
We’re now in our 14th year of trading and have completed thousands of EPCs, this gives you the assurance that you’ll receive a report you can absolutely rely on and that’s backed up by over 20 years experience of working in the property industry.
We offer multiple payment options, including card payments and we never ask for upfront payment unlike many other EPC suppliers in Daventry.
An EPC with NN Home Energy Surveys is amazing value and our levels of service and customer satisfaction are simply second to none.
Speed, Value & Service
For landlords, if you have a property to rent in Daventry then why not take advantage of our Landlord Property Energy Audit where we’ll take you through all our findings and discuss with you ways to improve your property, comply with landlord legislation and future proof your investment. This is all part of the service we offer to landlords and details can be found here.
Remember that any property must reach a band E in order to be let. You can find much more information about the governments ‘Minimum Energy Efficiency’ standards on our landlord EPCs page here.
If you are selling a property in Daventry then remember that it is a legal requirement to have an EPC in place before you commence marketing your property.
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When we visit the property we will need access to all of the rooms, the loft space (if applicable), the heating system together will all heating controls and any paperwork relating to renewable technologies (if applicable)
We will also require information relating to any retrofit insulation that’s been installed and if you have any documents available confirming dates of construction or installation for things such as extensions or double glazing then these help us to produce the most accurate report possible for you.
No EPC provider serving Daventry does EPCs like NN Home Energy Surveys, you can trust us to deliver on what we promise every time.
Call today to book
We are fully insured, DBS checked for your safety and accredited through Stroma Certification. If you’re looking for an energy assessor in Daventry then please call us today to book an appointment on 07851 957628 or drop us a message through our contact us page and we’ll get straight back to you.
Please read our ‘reviews’ page here to get an idea of what our customers say about us.
If you need an EPC in Daventry then call us today.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why not just book the cheapest EPC I can find?
Quite simply 'if it looks too good to be true, it probably is' Because a rushed, inaccurate EPC produced by an often inexperienced assessor is probably worse than not having one at all.
Your property is probably the most valuable asset you own. Having an accurate EPC and having accurate advice you can trust and make decisions off is just not worth risking.
And remember, the difference between one EPC band and the next one up could potentially add thousands to the value of your property, it's simply not worth the risk. How many times have we all thought we'd got a bargain which later turned out to be a false economy.
We've been supplying EPCs since 2007 and we know that our prices are amazing value but what's more important is that we spend the correct amount of time in a property to do the job properly, to do the correct amount of research, to discuss our findings and offer advice and to give you the peace of mind that comes from our experience.
Do I need an EPC?
When selling or renting out a property you must have a valid Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) in place. You will not be able to market your property, complete on your sale or rent your property without an EPC.
It is important therefore to make sure you have this arranged early to avoid any potential delays at moving time. To do this you will need a domestic energy assessor to visit the property and collect the data required to produce the certificate, for an average sized property this takes around 45 minutes.
The most efficient homes - which should have the lowest fuel bills - are in band A. The Certificate will tell you on a scale of A-G, the energy efficiency of your home along with the potential scale after improvements are made, with 'A' being the most efficient home.
Better-rated homes should have less impact through Carbon Dioxide (CO2) emissions, the EPC will show the amount of CO2 emissions produced by that property in tonnes, and will advise on the amount this could be reduced by.
The average property in the UK is in bands D-E for both ratings. The Certificate includes recommendations on ways to improve the home's energy efficiency to save you money and help the environment.
What is the assessor looking for?
The assessor is primarily looking at any factors influencing the overall running costs of the property; including the construction method, the level of insulation, the type of heating system, and any forms of passive or active ventilation systems.
The assessor will also look at what combination of heating controls are present to control time and temperature and also the age and efficiency of windows and any forms of secondary heating present in the property such as fireplaces, underfloor heating, electric panel heaters or wood burners etc.
To conduct the survey the assessor will need access to all of the rooms, the loft space (if applicable), the heating system together will all heating controls and also any paperwork relating to renewable technologies if fitted.
If you’ve have had any retrofit insulation installed then please try to have full details available at the time of the inspection. Also any documents relating to dates of construction or installation for things such as extensions or double glazing should be supplied where known as these help us to produce the most accurate report possible for you.
Why use NN Home Energy Surveys?
Quite simply because we’ve been Northants and Milton Keynes first choice for EPCs since their introduction in 2007, not only because we offer you amazing value by sourcing your EPC direct or the fact that our customer service and quality are simply second to none, but also because we are based where we operate, in Northamptonshire.
We cover all the major towns and areas including Northampton, Milton Keynes, Kettering, Wellingborough, Rushden, Brackley, Towcester, Corby, Daventry, Thrapston, Newport Pagnell, Olney, Buckingham, Rothwell, Raunds, Rugby, Stony Stratford, Bletchley and Wolverton. We are local, reliable, experienced and trusted.
What do I need as a Landlord?
All landlords are required by law to comply to governments ‘Minimum Energy Efficiency’ Standards or MEES as it’s become known as. From April 1st 2020, landlords can now no longer let or continue to let properties covered by the MEES Regulations if they have an EPC rating below E, unless they have a valid exemption in place.
The list of potential exemptions is quite exhaustive and you can find them in our ‘useful links’ page. If you are currently planning to let a property with an EPC rating of F or G, you need to improve the property’s rating to E, or register an exemption, before you enter into a new tenancy.
If you are currently letting a property with an EPC rating of F or G, and you haven’t already taken action, you must improve the property’s rating to E immediately, or register an exemption. If your property is currently empty, and you are not planning to let it, you don’t need to take any action to improve its rating until you decide to let it again.
At NN Home Energy Surveys, we are unique in offering landlords a full Landlord property energy audit with advice, recommendation and a complete roadmap towards current and future compliance. We’ve had a great response from landlords that we work with about these as many are already making improvements to their properties ready for when the required banding for lettings moves up from it’s current 'band E' to 'band C'
The dates for these changes are currently out for consultation but will almost certainly happen in some form, so its wise to now look at things you may need to do in order to stay ahead of the changes and also to avoid any costly and lengthy void periods nearer the time.
For details of our Landlord Property Energy Audits click here and we also have a landlords page here.
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Contact us
NN Home Energy Surveys
12 Battle Close, Wootton
Northampton, NN4 6RP
Opening hours: Monday - Saturday
8am - 8pm / Sat 9am - 5pm
Tel: 07851 957628
Email: david@nnhes.co.uk