Domestic Energy Solutions provides professional Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) for properties across Barnsley and the surrounding South Yorkshire area. Simple, compliant reports you can rely on.
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Whether you’re selling, letting or simply curious about your home’s energy performance, Domestic Energy Solutions provides EPCs tailored to domestic properties in and around Barnsley.
A current EPC is a legal requirement when marketing a property for sale. We produce compliant certificates and explain what the results mean for buyers and sellers.
For landlords and letting agents, we provide EPCs that support Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) compliance and portfolio planning.
Alongside your EPC, we can discuss practical, cost-effective measures to reduce energy use and improve comfort in your home.
Domestic Energy Solutions follows government-approved methodology to produce your Energy Performance Certificate. Here’s what to expect when we assess your Barnsley property.
We take details about your property type, age, extensions and any existing insulation, plus information about heating, hot water and glazing.
During the visit we measure the property, record construction details and collect evidence such as boiler models, insulation certificates or photographs where required.
Your data is entered into approved EPC software to generate the rating and recommendations. The finished certificate is lodged on the national register and a copy is sent to you.
We are focused on domestic properties in and around Barnsley, so we understand the building styles, typical heating systems and common upgrade paths in the local area.
Our aim is to make EPCs feel useful, not confusing. As a local Barnsley-focused provider, we combine accurate assessments with straightforward explanations and practical advice.
Here are some common questions about Energy Performance Certificates. This is general information only and may change with future regulations.
An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) grades a property from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient), based on factors such as insulation, heating systems and construction type. It also outlines potential improvements and their impact on your rating.
An EPC is generally required when a property is built, sold or rented. Landlords must also meet minimum efficiency standards before letting a property, subject to certain exemptions.
EPCs are typically valid for ten years, although you may choose to commission a new certificate if you’ve carried out significant energy-related improvements.
While we don’t install measures ourselves, we can explain which improvements are most likely to raise your EPC rating, and how they fit into the layout and construction of your particular property.