Is this an official EPC?▼
No. EPC2C is a MEES compliance planning tool, not an official EPC assessment. It uses data from the government EPC register to give you planning-level estimates. A qualified DEA must lodge an official EPC for regulatory compliance purposes.
Can you guarantee EPC C?▼
No. Band uplift estimates are planning-level indicators based on EPC register data and GoGreen Alliance's retrofit experience. A qualified DEA must lodge a new EPC after works are completed to confirm any rating change for MEES compliance.
What if my property cannot reach EPC C?▼
MEES regulations include seven exemption types for properties where EPC C cannot be achieved within the £10,000 cost cap, or where improvements are technically impractical. EPC2C evaluates all exemptions against your property and shows which ones apply and what evidence you need to register them.
Are exemptions included?▼
Yes. All seven MEES exemption types are evaluated dynamically as you select measures in the tool. Exemptions unlock automatically when conditions are met — for example, when all feasible measures are selected but EPC C still cannot be reached, or when the £10,000 cost cap is hit.
How accurate are the cost estimates?▼
The Compliance Plan (Tier 2) provides Medium confidence cost estimates based on EPC register data and GoGreen Alliance's installation experience. The Verified Compliance Survey (Tier 3) provides High confidence estimates (typically ±15%) calculated from actual measured property dimensions taken during a DEA site visit.
How is this different from my EPC?▼
Your EPC lists recommended improvements but doesn't tell you which combination is most cost-effective, what each will cost, which grants you can access, or whether an exemption applies. EPC2C is a compliance planning tool built by DEAs — it gives you the practical next step, not just a list of what exists.