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BER Assessor Dublin

When looking for a BER Assessor in Dublin it is important to ensure that the BER Assessor you choose is SEI Registered. BER Assessors in Dublin can be found by address on the SEI Database Click Here . This is the officical SEI Registered BER Assessors Directory. You should ensure that whoever is completing the BER Assessment on your home in Dublin is registered on this Database.

From the 1st of January 2009 a BER certificate is compulsory for all homes being sold or rented. Along with the BER certificate for your property in Dublin, you will also receive an Advisory Report which will help you to identify how you might improve the energy performance of your home. Some BER Assessors Dublin will go into more detail than others on this report, if you are intending to make improvements to your home based on the assessment you should ask your BER Assessor what type of report he or she provides.

BER ASSESSORS - Location - Dublin

SEI regulations state "A seller must provide a BER to prospective buyers or tenants when a home is constructed, sold or rented under the following circumstances:
• New homes where planning permission was applied for on or after 1st January 2007;
• All homes for sale or rent on or after 1st January 2009.
There are exemptions for certain categories of buildings, e.g. protected structures and certain temporary building (Ref. S.I. No. 666 of 2006).
There are fines of up to €5,000 for non-compliance with the regulations."

There is a leaflet available online from SEI on BER Assessments for your home in Dublin Click here to view PDF leaflet

The Benefits of a BER Assessor Cork providing an assessment on your home :
A BER makes the energy performance of a home visible to prospective buyers and tenants and enables them to take energy performance into consideration in their next house purchase or rental decision.

BER assessments in Dublin are carried out by registered BER Assessors who have been trained under the National Framework of Qualifications and have registered with Sustainable Energy Ireland (SEI). All registered assessors must adhere to the BER Assessors Code of Conduct.

If you choose a BER Assessor from this site they are also a member of the BER Assessors Assocation of Ireland.

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