Courthouse Green is one of the large council estates Coventry built in the 1930s, between Foleshill and the River Sowe, and its semis and short terraces have been through decades of improvement programmes and right-to-buy. Working out which upgrades have already been done is the key to an accurate rating here.
Yes. NextDay EPC provides accredited Energy Performance Certificates across Courthouse Green (CV6), covering the 1930s council-built semis and terraces around Old Church Road, Almond Tree Avenue, Sewall Highway and Burnaby Road, and the later houses towards Bell Green and the Sowe valley. Next-day appointments are the norm from our Coventry-based assessors.
Courthouse Green was laid out by the council between the wars on farmland north-east of Foleshill, with generous gardens and the curving avenues typical of the period. The River Sowe and Wyken Slough bound it to the east, Sewall Highway runs through to Wyken, and Bell Green's post-war streets adjoin it to the north. The estate has been improved several times since, with new roofs, windows and heating fitted across much of the stock in the 1990s and 2000s before many of the houses were sold to their tenants.
Because so much of Courthouse Green was upgraded while still in council ownership, many houses already have filled cavities, double glazing and a reasonable boiler, and reach C or a high D. The gaps are usually the loft, often still at 100mm, and heating controls, where a boiler was fitted without a room thermostat. The assessor looks for the evidence of each measure, and the certificate says plainly what is present and what is missing, which is more useful than a generic list.
A good number of former council houses here are now private lets, and the 2030 C-band rule is within reach for almost all of them because the walls are already dealt with. We give landlords a short, costed list, usually loft top-up and controls first. For buyers, the certificate plus the construction note we add helps with mortgage and insurance questions on 1930s estate housing.
We provide domestic EPCs, commercial EPCs and MEES consultancy in Courthouse Green. 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.
Almond Tree Avenue, Roseberry Avenue, Sewall Highway and the rest of Courthouse Green in CV6.
Filled cavities leave a grid of drill holes in the mortar; replacement windows carry a FENSA or manufacturer date; the boiler has a model plate. The assessor uses these to record the improvements. A letter or guarantee from the original scheme is helpful but not required.
If the cavities are already filled, topping the loft up to 270mm and adding a room thermostat with thermostatic radiator valves is usually enough. Both are low-cost measures. The certificate ranks them so you can see the gain before spending.
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