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NORWICH'S TRUSTED COMMERCIAL EPC PROVIDER

SAVA Registered Member and ABBE Quality Accredited

Founded in 2009, Andrew Gowing Home Inspections provides high-quality energy assessments and revisions directly to commercial and residential property owners in Norwich and the surrounding areas within a 20-mile radius. We aim to enhance your property’s energy efficiency levels and have a proven track record in the sector. Our services are highly professional, and we offer a satisfaction guarantee on each job we undertake. All our assessors are fully qualified local property professionals.

You can count on us for EPCs, home inspections, floor plans and more. We are available from Monday to Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM. We offer highly competitive prices. In fact, our prices start at just £150 plus VAT.

Please email us for more information on EPC certificates or our domestic and non-domestic energy assessment and other services.

WHAT WE OFFER

COMMERCIAL SERVICES

Commercial energy assessment
Energy performance certificates
EPC register access
In-depth property evaluations
Regulatory compliance support

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HOME INSPECTIONS

Property condition assessment
Identification of potential repairs
Inspection by certified home inspectors
Easy-to-understand reports
Health and safety risk evaluation

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FLOOR PLANS

Property layout visualisation
Room dimensions and proportions
Furniture placement planning
Increased buyer interest
Improved property marketability

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WHAT ARE EPCS?

The Energy Performance Certificate or EPC is a report that rates the energy efficiency of properties (A to G on a graph). Only qualified Domestic Energy Assessors (DEAs) or Home Inspectors (HIs), who are registered with a government-approved accreditation scheme can prepare EPCs. The assessor will arrange an appointment at your convenience to visit your property and carry out the assessment, and it usually takes less than an hour.

The Energy Assessor will take measurements of the property and will need to look at various elements that affect its energy efficiency. They will check insulation, heating, double glazing, and all other elements contributing to energy efficiency. They may need access to the roof space in order to assess the extent of insulation. It will be worthwhile to share energy-saving proof, such as certificates or receipts, with the DEA.