Landlords given five low-cost ways to improve a property’s EPC

Landlords given five low-cost ways to improve a property’s EPC

Rightmove has identified five ways that landlords and other property owners can improve their property’s EPC rating - some for well under £100.

Current legislation in England and Wales requires buy to let properties to have at least an Energy Performance Certificate rating of E or above. To continue reading, please Click Here
Source: Landlord Today


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