Radford spans a century of building: Victorian terraces along Radford Road, the big inter-war council estates behind Jubilee Crescent and the new homes at Daimler Green on the old car factory site. Ratings range from B on the new estate to E on an unimproved terrace, and we know which is which.
Yes. NextDay EPC assesses homes across Radford (CV6), including the inter-war council-built semis around Jubilee Crescent and Beake Avenue, the Victorian terraces off Radford Road, the houses near Radford Common and Naul's Mill Park, and the modern Daimler Green development on Sandy Lane. Next-day availability is usual and you pay on the day.
Daimler built Britain's first car factory on Sandy Lane in 1896 and Radford grew around it, first with terraces along Radford Road and then, between the wars, with some of Coventry's largest council estates fanning out from Jubilee Crescent, the 1930s shopping crescent that is still the local centre. After the works closed, the site became Daimler Green, a 2000s housing estate, and the Coventry Canal and Radford Common mark the district's eastern and northern edges.
The inter-war council semis have cavity walls and, in many cases, were insulated during council improvement programmes before right-to-buy, so a surprising number already reach C. Where the loft is at the original depth or the boiler is old, D is more typical. The Victorian terraces are solid-walled and usually D or E. Daimler Green homes were built to 2000s regulations and generally sit at B or C. The assessor checks the specific evidence in each house rather than assuming from the street.
A great many Radford houses passed from the council to their tenants, and some of those have since become private rentals. The paperwork from council upgrades, such as cavity-fill guarantees or window replacement certificates, is often lost, and without it the assessor has to record what can be seen. If you know work was done, tell us the year; a photograph of a drill-hole pattern or a boiler service sticker can be enough to record it correctly.
We provide domestic EPCs, commercial EPCs and MEES consultancy in Radford. 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.
Radford Road, Beake Avenue, Barker Butts Lane and the rest of Radford in CV6.
It counts if it can be evidenced. Filled cavities show as a grid of made-good drill holes; replacement windows have a date on the FENSA sticker or in the spacer bar; a boiler's model plate gives its age. Gather what you have and the assessor will record everything that can be verified.
Yes. The certificate from when the house was first built lasts ten years, so many of the earliest Daimler Green homes now need a fresh one for sale. New-build houses of this era normally reassess at B or C.
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