Domestic Energy Assessor & Certified Home Inspector Insurance made Simple
Finding business insurance for domestic energy assessors and certified home inspectors can be extremely time consuming, confusing and very frustrating, but it needn’t be. Enterprise Insurance have put together a comprehensive overview of how to become a Domestic Energy Assessor/Certified Home Inspector and the specific levels of insurance they require How to become a Domestic Energy Assessor,
Enterprise Insurance specialises in providing business insurance for the Domestic Energy Assessors and Certified Home Inspectors. They provide a proactive claims service to deal with any claims professionally, efficiently and fairly . You can rely on Enterprise Insurance to provide your business with quality cover provided by the Norwich Union that is specifically tailored to the needs of the Assessors market....
Selecting the right level of cover is important and this is why Enterprise Insurance provides some of the most comprehensive options to make selecting your cover easy.
Enterprise Insurance has linked with two of the leading National Awarding bodies:-
and one of the UK’s leading insurance companies the Norwich Union to provide a comprehensive Insurance cover specifically for Domestic Energy Assessors, SAP Assessors and Home Inspectors.
Our team of highly qualified business insurance brokers have a reputation of being one of the most competitive in the market. To support this we have tailored two options for business insurance to deliver the maximum flexibility whether you wish to purchase your insurance independently or as part of a per certificate basis through a government approved accreditation scheme.
Domestic Energy Assessors and SAP Assessors Insurance
Home Inspectors Insurance
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Industry Information
Standard Assessment Procedure
This manual describes the Government's Standard Assessment Procedure (SAP) for assessing the energy performance of dwellings. The indicators of the energy performance are energy consumption per unit floor area, an energy cost rating (the SAP rating), an Environmental Impact rating (based on CO2 emissions) and a Dwelling CO2 Emission Rate (DER).
Home Information Packs
From 11 June 2007 the Government took the first step in the implementation of home information packs (HIPs), by introducing new regulations to Parliament for England and Wales.
Becoming a Domestic Energy Assesor
The Domestic Energy Assessor (DEAs) is a new role created by the need for homeowners to provide Energy Performance Certificates (EPC) for inclusion in Home Information Packs (HIPs).
