Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)
Domestic Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) for homeowners, landlords and residential property professionals, supporting property sales, lettings and energy efficiency compliance across the UK.

Domestic Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs)
Fading Footprints Ltd provides Domestic Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) for homeowners, landlords, letting agents, property professionals and residential property portfolios across the UK.
We provide professionally managed EPC assessments for property sales, lettings, compliance requirements and residential energy performance reviews.
Established in 2008, we provide practical and responsive energy assessment services for domestic properties nationwide.
What Is A Domestic EPC?
A Domestic Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) assesses the energy efficiency of a residential property.
The certificate provides:
- An Energy Efficiency Rating from A to G
- Estimated Energy Costs
- Carbon Emissions Information
- Recommendations For Improving Energy Performance
- Suggested Energy Efficiency Improvements
Domestic EPCs are commonly required when:
- Selling A Property
- Letting A Property
- Constructing A New Residential Building
- Marketing A Residential Property For Sale Or Let
EPCs currently remain valid for 10 years.
Supporting Homeowners & Landlords
Fading Footprints Ltd supports:
- Homeowners
- Landlords
- Letting Agents
- Property Investors
- Housing Providers
- Residential Portfolio Owners
We provide practical and professionally managed EPC services designed to support property compliance and improve understanding of residential energy performance.
EPCs & Residential Property Compliance
Energy performance requirements across the residential property sector continue to evolve.
Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) already require privately rented properties to achieve minimum EPC standards, with future proposals continuing to focus on improving residential energy efficiency.
Domestic EPCs are increasingly important for:
- Property Sales
- Residential Lettings
- Landlord Compliance
- Property Improvement Planning
- Energy Efficiency Improvements
- Long-Term Property Performance
Improving Domestic EPC Ratings
Many homeowners and landlords are now seeking to improve EPC ratings to:
- Reduce Energy Costs
- Improve Property Efficiency
- Support Future Compliance
- Improve Tenant Appeal
- Reduce Carbon Emissions
- Improve Long-Term Property Performance
EPC recommendations may include improvements such as:
- Loft Insulation
- Wall Insulation
- Heating System Upgrades
- Double Glazing Improvements
- Low Energy Lighting
- Renewable Energy Technologies
Future EPC Changes
The UK government continues to review and reform EPC methodology and energy performance requirements for residential properties.
Proposed changes include:
- Expanded EPC Metrics
- Greater Focus On Building Fabric Performance
- Enhanced Energy Performance Information
- Increased Emphasis On Carbon Reduction & Energy Efficiency
Energy performance expectations across the residential property sector are expected to continue increasing as part of wider net zero and carbon reduction objectives.
Why Choose Fading Footprints?
- Established Energy Assessment Specialists Since 2008
- Nationwide UK Coverage
- Responsive & Professionally Managed Service
- Practical & Straightforward Advice
- Extensive Residential & Commercial Experience
- Accredited & Continually Trained Assessors
- Structured & Reliable Assessment Process
Related Services
Fading Footprints Ltd also provides:
- Commercial EPCs
- Display Energy Certificates (DECs)
- TM44 Air Conditioning Inspections
- Energy Audits
- MEES Compliance Support
- SBEM Calculations & BRUKL Reports
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Domestic EPC?
A Domestic EPC assesses the energy efficiency of a residential property and provides an energy rating from A to G.
When is a Domestic EPC required?
Domestic EPCs are commonly required when selling, letting or constructing residential properties.
How long is a Domestic EPC valid for?
Domestic EPCs currently remain valid for 10 years.
Can improving a property increase the EPC rating?
Yes. Energy efficiency improvements may help improve a property’s EPC rating and reduce energy costs.
Do landlords require valid EPCs?
Yes. Residential landlords generally require valid EPCs to legally market and let properties.
Do you provide nationwide coverage?
Yes. Fading Footprints Ltd provides Domestic EPC services across the UK.
Speak To Our Team
If you require a Domestic EPC or support understanding residential energy performance requirements, our team is available to help.
Contact Fading Footprints Ltd
Email: info@fadingfootprints.co.uk
Address: Leeds City West, Building 3, Leeds City West Business Park, Leeds, LS12 6LN
Fading Footprints Ltd provides professional Domestic Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) services for homeowners, landlords and residential property professionals across the UK.

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