Why Should You Choose An Accredited Assessor?
All Domestic Energy Assessors (DEA's) are required to be a member of an accreditation body. The accreditation bodies 'police' the system to ensure that all DEA's are complying with the Government Guidelines and National Occupational Standards required to produce Energy Performance Certificates.
The accreditation bodies are required to audit all DEA's annually, this audit may include, visiting properties that have had energy surveys carried out and being present during energy surveys.
Domestic-Energy-Assessors.Co.Uk are a member of the accreditation body 'NHER'. Our accreditation enrolment number is NHER001635.
Who Are NHER?
NHER is the UK's first and largest energy rating scheme provider. Members of NHER include more than 200 Local Authorities, over 130 Housing Associations, 8 energy suppliers, over 900 builders, including the top ten, and more than 250 consultants, architects and surveyors. **
NHER's objective is to provide excellent technical and business support for individuals and organisations who are trying to improve the energy efficiency of the homes that they are responsible for; whether they are Consultants, Energy Companies, Social Landlords or Builders. **
NHER is owned and operated by National Energy Services (NES). NES is a trading subsidiary of the National Energy Foundation, an independent charity set up in 1988 to promote energy conservation and provide help to improve energy efficiency in residential buildings. NES also owns SAVA, which provides technical and business support for Home Inspectors. **
Further information regarding NHER can be found by clicking on the following web link 'About NHER' or the logo below.
** Denotes text has been extracted from the NHER web site.
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