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Share the full address, property type and reason for the assessment. For multiple addresses, use our portfolio enquiry.
Arrange an energy assessment for your property in Ealing. Prepare for the visit, understand the right assessment route and discuss your booking with LPC.
Ealing Council’s energy efficiency pages link home improvements with comfort, health and lower emissions. The borough also signposts residents to Healthy Homes Ealing for advice about keeping warm and conserving energy. An EPC offers a different, property-based starting point: it records the home’s assessed features and recommendations. Before an appointment in Acton, Southall or Hanwell, find any existing certificate and note changes made since it was issued. A converted loft, rear addition or new heating system should be discussed with the assessor so the visit begins with an accurate picture.
For a flat or conversion, small address details matter. Give the full unit description and explain whether it is reached through a shared hallway, external stair or its own front door. If the home uses a communal system, ask the building manager for technical information rather than guessing from the controls inside the flat. After the assessment, the council’s advice and grants pages can help you investigate possible next steps. Availability and eligibility must be checked directly; an EPC recommendation is not a funding offer or confirmation that building permissions have been obtained.
Share the full address, property type and reason for the assessment. For multiple addresses, use our portfolio enquiry.
Confirm the appointment with the team. Arrange a keyholder and have relevant installation records ready for the assessor.
Once the assessment is complete and the certificate is lodged, review its rating and recommendations. Ask about anything you do not understand.
The council’s Healthy Homes Ealing page provides routes to energy advice and support. Check its current details for the service appropriate to your circumstances.
Yes, if available, together with evidence of later improvements. It gives useful background, while the new assessment must describe the property’s current condition.
No. LPC is an independent property services provider. Council links below are for official guidance; they do not imply council approval or endorsement.
For shops, offices and other non-domestic premises, request a commercial EPC quote so the building and assessment scope can be reviewed first.
Local guidance reviewed: 20 October 2026. Availability is confirmed for the full property postcode.
One home, commercial premises or a portfolio: choose the right next step.