Coundon's wide avenues of 1930s semis and detached houses, with Coundon Wedge's fields at the end of the road, make it one of north Coventry's most settled areas. Big inter-war houses have generous rooms and lofts, which is good for improvement and sometimes surprising on the rating.
Yes. NextDay EPC provides Energy Performance Certificates throughout Coundon (CV6), covering the inter-war semis and detached houses along Moseley Avenue, Scots Lane, Norman Place Road and around Coundon Green, the older houses near Coundon Road and Barkers Butts Lane, and homes bordering Coundon Wedge. Next-day slots are usually available and you pay on the day.
Coundon was built out mainly between 1925 and 1939 as private housing on tree-lined avenues, with Coundon Court school in the old hall and Coundon Hall Park at its heart. The Victorian houses along Coundon Road, near the site of the closed railway station, are the oldest part; Coundon Green and the roads towards Brownshill Green are the newest. Coundon Wedge, the protected strip of farmland between the city and Allesley, gives the western streets open views and is the reason the area has kept its character.
A four-bedroom 1930s detached house loses more heat through its bigger wall and roof areas than a small semi, so even with cavity insulation it can sit at D if the boiler is old or the bay windows are original. The good news is that these houses respond well: filled cavities, 270mm of loft insulation, a modern boiler with zoned controls and double glazing typically bring a C, and their large lofts and cavities make the work straightforward. The assessor confirms cavity fill from drill evidence rather than assumption.
Most of our Coundon work is for sales, often for houses owned by the same family for decades where nobody is sure what has been done to them. We record what we can see and evidence, explain the result, and give a clear recommendations list a buyer can understand. If you are a landlord with one of the rarer Coundon lets, the 2030 C target is achievable for a cavity-walled 1930s house and we set out the route.
We provide domestic EPCs, commercial EPCs and MEES consultancy in Coundon. Certificates are priced by property size from 60, appointments are usually next day, and you pay on the day. See every area we cover in Coventry.
Coundon Road, Barkers Butts Lane, Moseley Avenue and the rest of Coundon in CV6.
Bigger houses have more external wall and roof through which to lose heat, so glazing alone does not carry them to C. Unfilled cavities or an older boiler are usually the remaining culprits. The recommendations report shows what each fix would add to the score.
Any paperwork on the boiler, windows or insulation helps, but it is not essential. The assessor records what can be seen and measured. A clear loft hatch and access to every room, including the garage if it is heated, is all that is needed on the day.
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