Buildings being constructed, sold, leased, or significantly changed, must obtain an EPC. This reflects the energy efficiency. Categories range from A (very efficient) to G (very inefficient). Owners and landlords must provide an EPC free of charge to prospective purchasers and tenants. There are a few exceptions and we’ll be happy to advise

EPCs may only be issued by qualified, registered assessors.

Commercial EPCs are valid for 10 years

What is involved in obtaining an EPC?

• A site visit to survey the premises and gather information
• Software based analysis to ascertain energy performance
• Issue of an Energy Performance Certificate

For further information, to discuss your needs, or arrange a quotation, please don’t hesitate to contact us.