We provide Commercial Energy Performance Certificates direct to businesses, landlords, solicitors and agents.
London, Surrey, Kent, Sussex & Hampshire. We can also call on a network of energy assessors around the country and put you in direct contact with them.
Commercial Energy certificates can be produced within 24 hours depending on availability and the size of the property (and how busy we are at the time!). In general though, you should allow us 72-96 hours.
Commercial EPCs need to be quoted individually for each enquiry. This is due to the differing complexity of commercial buildings and also the amount of data that needs to be gathered during the site survey.
The Energy Certificate and Recommendations Report are supplied electronically as PDF files. This way you can print and distribute as many as you need (and it keeps our costs down & helps the environment!). We can of course provide a hard copy if you require one.
We're accredited by Stroma Ltd and governed by their Code of Practice.
Full Professional Indemnity and public liability insurance from Hiscox.
We're members of the Institute of Domestic Energy Assessors (IDEA).
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Obtaining an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is a legal requirement if you wish to sell or rent out any existing property within the UK.
Where a property has been newly constructed and the initial construction stage comes to an end an EPC is also required.
If the property in question is a business or commercial premises then you will need to get your EPC from a commercial energy assessor. The person conducting the assessment may differ from those who provide domestic certificates due to the different complexities and features of commercial properties over domestic ones.
ii. The material used for its construction: slate, tile, metal, glass, thatch, etc..
i. Is there a basement or cellar?
Do any cavity walls contain insulation?
Is there any loft insulation? If so, what type and how thick?
Once an EPC has been obtained it will last for a period of 10 years. There are also other considerations beyond having a current EPC that need to be adhered to for any commercial property. There are likely to be various other certificates that are required. Safety certificates for heating systems are necessary, as are periodic checks on electrical systems. An air conditioning inspection will be required for premises with such systems in place. There is a requirement to comply with both building regulations and water regulations and the onus is on the owner or property manager to ensure standards are met and maintained. For more information contact the relevant body.
Where a property has been newly constructed and when the initial construction stage comes to an end an EPC is also required.
The material used for its construction: slate, tile, metal, glass, thatch, etc..
Once a commercial EPC has been obtained it will last for a period of 10 years. There are also other considerations beyond having a current EPC that need to be adhered to for any commercial property. There are likely to be various other certificates that are required. Safety certificates for heating systems are necessary, as are periodic checks on electrical systems. An air conditioning inspection will be required for premises with such systems in place. There is a requirement to comply with both building regulations and water regulations and the onus is on the owner or property manager to ensure standards are met and maintained. For more information contact the relevant body.