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Homeowners The Homeowners page gives information about the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) that sellers require for their property. There are links to websites offering impartial advice on energy efficiency in the home. If you are selling your home independently, you can cut costs by getting your EPC directly from an energy assessor. Visit the government website HomeInformationPacks.gov.uk for more information about HIPs and EPCs. Home Information Packs (HIP) Some local DEAs provide their own local Home Information Packs. Local HIPs are competitively priced and green. See the list of local HIP providers.
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Sussex domestic energy assessors (DEA) SussexIDEAS lists local independent domestic energy assessors in each part of Sussex qualified to produce energy performance certificates (EPC). Independent assessors provide a personal service at competitive prices. They have less overheads, and you pay no commission to a third party. Local assessors save time and are energy efficient. Click on the Assessors tab to find a list of assessors in your area. SussexIDEAS encourages assessors to work locally. There is a discussion forum for chat, comments and feedback. It is quick to register. Regional support for energy assessors www.Sussex IDEAS.co.uk puts local independent domestic energy assessors in touch with each other, and is a regional branch member of the Institute of Domestic Energy Assessors. Through the discussion forum, members can discuss all aspects of their work in Sussex. They can form local groups to provide continuous service to clients, and agree fair local rates. Membership is open to independent assessors only. It is free to join. Members' details will never be given to a third party. There are regular meetings that contribute to Continuing Professional Development. www.SussexIDEAS.co.uk is a non-profit organisation and has no financial links to other organisations.
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