O Home Information Packs (HIPs) for sellers and agents
O Energy Performance Certificates produced by local accredited assessors.
O Hips produced by HIP code registered suppliers
O Fast, Efficient, Local personal service
O No complicated order system
O Freehold or Leasehold - enables sellers to get their property marketed fast
O Full Home Information Packs containing all required government documents:
+ Index
+ Energy Performance Certificate
+ Land Registry Title and Plan
+ Sale Statement
+ Local Searches and Land Charges
+ Drainage and Water Search
+ Lease (if a leasehold property)

The Energy Performance Certificate is broadly
similar to the certificates found on many
domestic appliances.
A Certificate for a building gives the building an
asset rating based on its energy efficiency, but
doesn't take into account how the home is used
by the occupiers. The Certificate will give the
building a rating from A to G. An A rating shows it's
very efficient, meaning lower fuel bills, while G is
inefficient, meaning higher fuel bills. The
Certificate will also show the building's
environmental impact by indicating its carbon-
dioxide emissions.

How long does an EPC inspection take to carry out? Typically they are taking approximately
1-2 hours for medium sized properties, but these timings will depend on the complexity of
the property rather than the size. Homes with multiple extensions tend to be more time
consuming than squarer, more standard properties.

Registered Freehold - £269 All inclusive (max 4 bed)
Leasehold  - £294   all inclusive
Unregistered  properties - Add  £50 
EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) - £85