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Arrange an energy assessment for your property in Lewisham. Prepare for the visit, understand the right assessment route and discuss your booking with LPC.
Lewisham Council’s home energy advice discusses insulation, heating and solar upgrades alongside help for households struggling to keep warm. An EPC can give an organised starting point for that conversation, but the next step should reflect the individual property. For a home in Catford, Ladywell or Forest Hill, record whether rooms have been added in a loft or rear extension and whether those areas have different insulation or heating. Bring documents for completed works, particularly where the finished surfaces conceal materials the assessor cannot simply see.
If you rent privately, discuss potential upgrades with your landlord before arranging installation. Lewisham’s guidance recognises that participation in some improvement support for private renters involves the landlord’s permission, and programme availability and eligibility need checking directly. For an owner in a converted building, the same practical question applies to shared roofs, walls and services: who can authorise the work? Use the EPC to identify questions for an installer or retrofit adviser, then investigate the whole home, including ventilation and moisture, before selecting a measure solely because it appears on the certificate.
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.
Yes. The council’s Cutting down on bills page explains local support and routes to investigate energy-saving improvements. Check the linked services for current availability and eligibility.
No. It may provide useful property information, but household circumstances, tenure, scheme rules and the proposed works can also determine eligibility.
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.