Don’t get caught out by EPC rules. We’ll handle the hassle so you don’t have to. Use this page to see how our EPC service can help you stay compliant and ahead.
An EPC is a report that shows how energy efficient your building is. It gives your property a rating from A (very efficient) to G (very inefficient), plus recommendations on how to improve. You need one if you're selling a commercial space, letting it out, refurbishing in a way that affects energy use. The certificate lasts for 10 years and must be valid whenever a property is marketed.
By 2030, it’s expected that the minimum standard will jump to EPC rating B, which is a big leap and many buildings won’t meet it without some serious upgrades.
Non-compliance risks:
Fines of up to £150,000
Not being able to let or sell the space
A less attractive offer for tenants or buyers
Don’t wait until 2029. Landlords who plan ahead avoid the rush, save money and stay ahead of the curve.
Compliance in meeting the EPC thresholds is critical and has serious ramifications if not met. We can help you with this by assessing your EPC and requirement reports with suggestions on how to improve your score. There are also opportunities to forward fund these works which can remove some of the burden of cost.
Having a good EPC whilst a requirement is also critical is supporting the overall value of an asset. The desirability of a sustainable asset for both Landlords and Occupiers is high on the agenda. Many occupiers who hold company value statements aligned with sustainability will only view and relocate to properties with best in class EPCs
Having a good EPC and a sustainable product will ensure that the space being marketed reaches all requirements in the market. The attractiveness of this is boosted by aligning with corporate ESG values but also ensuring a better proposition from an outgoing perspective with savings available on utilities.
Through sustainable initiatives you can improve the EPC of your property whilst adding benefit to your tenants through more efficient energy use therefore lower energy use and a reduction in cost.
If you have acquired a property and want to improve the energy efficiency we can assist you. Equally if your asset is in need of upgrading to meet current legislation then getting ahead of the curve is always recommended. This could allow you a phased approach which enables for better smoothing of capital across a longer period. If you are in occupation and are keen to align to a sustainable approach then don’t hessite to contact us.
We’ve got you covered from start to finish. Whether you need your EPC done, advice on MEES compliance, or the actual improvements carried out, we handle everything so you can stay stress-free.
We arrange quick and accurate EPC surveys carried out by our qualified partner. You’ll get your official rating within 4 working days, so you know exactly where your property stands.
We help landlords understand and meet the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES), keeping you ahead of legislation and avoiding future complications
Once your EPC is done, you’ll receive a detailed MEES report with tailored advice on how to improve your rating, including the option to upload invoices and proof of work.
We don’t just advise, we also carry out the recommended improvements to get your property MEES-compliant and energy efficient.
You can quickly check your building’s EPC using the government’s free online tool. All you need is the address or postcode. It’s a great starting point – especially if you’re unsure whether your space is compliant with the latest legislation or if your certificate is still valid.
Use the official EPC CheckerSimply request your quote using our contact form or by phone. Our customer care team will quickly get in touch during opening hours.
We will arrange an appointment with you, carry out the survey, and once completed send you an invoice.
As soon as we receive payment of the invoice, we will email your EPC. We also offer corporate accounts, with survey delivery on completion and monthly billing.
Sometimes yes, but there are exemptions. It is always worth checking with your local authority.
Yes, but it might limit your buyers or reduce the value. Plus, if they plan to let it, they’ll need to comply with current legislation.
You might need a new one, especially if you’ve improved insulation, lighting or heating systems
Yes. If they’ve added inefficient systems or changed the layout, it could bring the rating down. It is worth reviewing regularly.
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