Make key areas easy to reach
- Electric meter / cut‑out area (if needed)
- Consumer unit (fuse board) if needed
- Boiler / heat pump / cylinder cupboard (if applicable)
- Loft hatch if accessible (if relevant)
Practical checklist: what to prepare for the visit and which documents can help with EPC and RdSAP evidence capture.
Need the broader explanation first? Start with the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) guide. You do not need every document here, and phone photos are usually fine.
This keeps the visit quick and reduces follow‑ups.
For RdSAP (existing dwellings), audits check that your EPC inputs are supported by site evidence: photos, notes, and a sketch/plan with dimensions. The key rule of thumb: if you override a default, you need evidence.
RdSAP uses conventions and default assumptions when evidence isn’t available. If you claim an improvement, it must be supported by documentation or clear on-site evidence.