The National EPC Company

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Established in 2007, The National EPC Company (www.nepcco.co.uk) is the UK’s largest independent provider of Energy Performance Certificates (EPC) and Energy Surveys. The National EPC Company works nationwide, delivering more than 8,000 residential and commercial EPCs each month for large corporate agents, social housing organisations, banks, asset management companies and smaller agents. The National EPC Company also works with the micro-generation and insulation industries to help customers improve the energy efficiency of their homes. It carries out a wide range of energy efficient surveys including photovoltaic (PV) installations, insulation and risk assessments, lighting plans and passive house surveys. The National EPC Company offers standalone or combined services to both individual residential customers and to larger corporate enterprises. Clients include: Spicerhaart, Solar Direct Savings, Places for People, Crown Estate, BNP Paribas, Trafford Centre and Touchstone CPS.

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Customers run the risk of spending several thousands of pounds on solar installations only to find out they do not meet the minimum EPC requirements.

Business Development Director James Dodd

The new legislation aims to clarify the issue surrounding the requirement for an EPC. We are aware that some companies still believe that the provision of an EPC can legitimately be delayed until shortly before the parties enter into a contract. This is no longer the case.

Business Development Director James Dodd

The EICR, which replaced the Periodic Inspection Report, gives customers more information by making clear the failures or defects that need urgent remedial action.

Alastair Galbraith

Even though there was no requirement to use the new report straight away, our engineers have been using it since January so that our customers comply with the new regulation.

Alastair Galbraith

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Quicklight welcomes new electrical wiring compliance report

Thu, Mar 22, 2012 13:51 CET

Thatcham, UK, 22nd March 2012 – Quicklight is now providing its customers with even more thorough electrical testing as a result of implementing the new Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR), introduced by the IET on 1st January. Whether customers need a routine five-year inspection, or are considering altering or adding to electrical installations, the new EICR provides the most comprehensive evaluation of electrical conditions to date. Alastair Galbraith, technical director at Quicklight welcomes the new report. “The EICR, which replaced the Periodic Inspection Report, gives

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