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Arrange an energy assessment for your property in Southwark. Prepare for the visit, understand the right assessment route and discuss your booking with LPC.
Southwark Council’s private landlord guidance explicitly links energy improvements with obtaining an updated EPC afterwards where a property requires improvement. For a landlord preparing a home in Peckham, Camberwell or Bermondsey, review the existing certificate before booking and identify changes since its inspection. A different boiler, newly insulated roof or replacement windows may need supporting paperwork. Give the assessor the precise dwelling address, especially in blocks or subdivided buildings where similar flat descriptions can cause confusion with an older certificate.
For flats, establish how space heating and hot water are supplied and which parts of the building the leaseholder can alter. A communal system may require information from the freeholder or managing agent, while roof and external wall work can involve building-wide decisions. Southwark’s energy standards page links to government guidance on choosing measures, support and exemptions. Use those official routes to investigate your circumstances rather than assuming an improvement recommendation settles every tenancy or planning question. The assessment and any subsequent installation should each have a clear scope and a retained record.
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.
Southwark’s guidance tells landlords whose F or G rated property requires improvement to obtain an updated EPC after the works. Explain your circumstances and completed measures before booking.
No. Discuss changes to shared walls, roofs, windows and services with the relevant owner or manager, and check any permissions separately.
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.
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