Why do I need an EPC?
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Reeds Rains
“An Energy Performance Certificate rates a property’s energy efficiency from A to G and is normally valid for 10 years. In England and Wales, most privately rented homes must have a valid EPC and meet the current minimum rating, unless an exemption applies. Requirements and penalties can change, so check the latest rules before letting the property.”
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