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Running costs

What this property costs to run today, before any improvements.

Daily
£4.73

per day

Monthly
£144

per month

Annual
£1,727

per year

  • Space heating8,946 kWh · Gas£563
  • Hot water2,414 kWh · Gas£152
  • Lighting & appliances2,840 kWh · Electricity£700
  • Standing chargesDaily supply charges£312

Estimate only, based on modelled annual consumption of 14,200 kWh and Ofgem price cap, Q3 2026. Not a quote, and not based on your actual meter readings. Costed for gas central heating. Actual bills vary with tariff, occupancy and weather.

Grants & funding

UK government schemes your assessment matched.

You may be eligible for 2 schemes — up to £22,500 in funding.

Based on your property and recommended improvements. Always confirm details on the official scheme site.

Solar potential

The roof belongs to the building

Rooftop panels need a roof you control. In a block of flats that roof is normally owned by the freeholder and shared by every flat, so we haven't modelled panels for your home or counted solar towards your rating.

  • Ask about a communal schemeYour freeholder or managing agent can put panels on the shared roof and supply every flat in the building.
  • Switch to a renewable tariffThe quickest way to run a flat on solar and wind power without touching the roof.
  • On the top floor?Your lease may include part of the roof. Check it, then ask an MCS installer to survey your share.

Improvement areas

Every part of the building, graded — and how far each one can move.

Your wins

Tap any improvement to see what it does to your rating.

  • 1

    Loft Insulation

    Topping the loft up to 270mm is the cheapest meaningful thing you can do here, and it pays back faster than anything else on this list.

    £300 - £600 · saves £180/year · grant available

    +9
  • 2

    Cavity Wall Insulation

    The drill-pattern in the front elevation suggests the cavities are unfilled. Filling them is a day's work from outside.

    £1,000 - £2,000 · saves £240/year · grant available

    +12
  • 3

    Heat Pump Installation

    Worth doing once the fabric measures are in — sizing a pump for an uninsulated house makes it expensive to run.

    £8,000 - £14,000 · saves £310/year

    +14
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Now

1 more improvement in the full report

Worth a further 16 points on your rating.

Worth doing

0/4 selected

Quick wins

0–3 months
  • +9

Next steps

3–12 months
  • +12

Major upgrades

1–3 years
  • +14
  • +16

Your energy breakdown

Where the energy in this property actually goes.

EPC rating

D58/100

Energy consumption

14,200kWh/year

18% above the UK average

You
LowerHigher

Slightly below the UK average for this property type. The biggest single gain here is the loft.

Your area overview

How your region generates power, and what that means for your carbon figure.

Average consumption

12,000kWh/year

Average EPC

D65/100

Housing types

Detached22%
Semi-detached31%
Terraced28%
Flat19%

Around 13% of households in your region are in fuel poverty.

Landlord's Official Guidance

  • This property meets current and likely future minimum energy standards for rental properties.

  • Several improvements may qualify for government grants, reducing your out-of-pocket costs.

  • Energy-efficient properties attract tenants faster and command higher rents. Each EPC band improvement can add 1-3% to rental value.

Things to Watch Out For

  • Walls appear to lack adequate insulation. This is typically the biggest source of heat loss in UK homes.

  • Your heating system may be outdated. Older boilers can waste 30-40% of the energy they consume.

  • Single-glazed windows detected. These lose up to 3x more heat than double glazing.

How this affects your energy bills

Above average
Your estimated annual cost1,846
UK average annual cost1,568
Usage
14,200kWh
Per month
£154
Recoverable
£462

Estimated from current energy prices and your modelled consumption. Actual costs depend on tariff, usage patterns and property size.

ecograde

Energy efficiency assessment

Report date

23 September 2026

Property owner
Wojciech Bandzerewicz
Location
M14 7FZ
Property type
maisonette
Assessment ID
EG-20260923
Estimated EPC
58

out of 100

Annual energy
14,200

kWh / year

Carbon output
3,309

kg CO₂ / year

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Band D · estimated

Running costs

What this property costs to run today, before any improvements.

Daily
£4.73

per day

Monthly
£144

per month

Annual
£1,727

per year

  • Space heating8,946 kWh · Gas£563
  • Hot water2,414 kWh · Gas£152
  • Lighting & appliances2,840 kWh · Electricity£700
  • Standing chargesDaily supply charges£312

Estimate only, based on modelled annual consumption of 14,200 kWh and Ofgem price cap, Q3 2026. Not a quote, and not based on your actual meter readings. Costed for gas central heating. Actual bills vary with tariff, occupancy and weather.

Environmental impact

Daily
9.1

kg CO₂

Annual
3,309

kg CO₂

Rating
Medium

impact level

Priority recommendations

  1. 1Top up loft insulation to 270mm£300–£500Saves £135/year
  2. 2Replace old combi boiler with A-rated condensing model£2,500–£3,500Saves £180/year
  3. 3Install smart thermostat£150–£250Saves £75/year

Equipment inventory

1 item documented.

Full report contents

  • Cover page with property details
  • Executive summary
  • EPC band likelihood (1–100)
  • Carbon output assessment
  • Detailed recommendations
  • Equipment inventory
  • Contractor recommendations
  • Cost & benefit analysis
  • Available grants & incentives
  • Local property comparison
  • Next steps & timeline

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