With increasing legislation with the renters rights bill now in full force, tenant awareness, and stricter enforcement around housing standards, damp and mould assessments are quickly becoming an essential part of responsible property management for UK landlords. This is certainly a key consideration across Suffolk, Norfolk and Essex where there are a high number of older properties, especially in historic towns and villages like Bury St Edmunds and Lavenham. In recent years

If you’re selling, renting, or leasing a property, one of the first things you may need is an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) . A common question we hear at EcoRate Anglia is: What happens during an EPC assessment? Whether you’re a homeowner preparing to sell, a landlord renting to new tenants, or a business owner managing commercial premises, understanding the EPC process helps avoid delays, compliance issues, and unnecessary stress. The good news? It’s quick, straightf

EPC changes in 2026 will affect landlords and homeowners across Suffolk, including Bury St Edmunds, Ipswich, and surrounding villages. Learn what new UK legislation means for you. Why EPC Changes in 2026 Matter Across Suffolk If you own property anywhere in Suffolk. From Bury St Edmunds to Ipswich , Stowmarket , Newmarket , or coastal areas like Lowestoft and Felixstowe , the EPC changes in 2026 are going to land a little differently depending on the type of property you