A 'G' rating would suggest it's in near original condition so you'd need to at least look at putting in a heating system, replace windows, and insulate. Again the advisory report would help.If it is that easy to game the rating they why would anyone slap a BER G rating on their property for sale despite the property looking decent?
That makes me think there would be a lot of issues, it would be expensive to heat and I'll have to deal with damp and mould.
If it is that easy to game the rating they why would anyone slap a BER G rating on their property for sale despite the property looking decent?
That makes me think there would be a lot of issues, it would be expensive to heat and I'll have to deal with damp and mould.
Ask the agent for the BER advisory reports - the recommended actions might give you an idea of what will quickly make an impact.
I think also that if the BER can’t be verified the agents slap a G or F on it.
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