A Commercial Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) provides a clear assessment of how energy-efficient your building is and where improvements can be made. Whether you are selling, leasing or managing a commercial property, a valid EPC is a legal requirement and an essential part of demonstrating compliance, sustainability and operational efficiency.
For commercial property owners and facilities managers, an EPC is more than just a compliance requirement—it’s a strategic tool for understanding your building’s energy performance and identifying cost-saving opportunities that can improve your bottom line.
Our accredited assessors will:
Official certificate and recommendation report valid for 10 years
Tailored guidance on energy-saving opportunities and compliance requirements
Assessment typically completed within 2-4 hours with final report in 5-7 working days
A Commercial EPC is valid for 10 years, unless significant changes are made to the building’s structure or services, or if you plan to sell or lease the property again. Regular updates ensure your property remains compliant and competitive in the market.
A Commercial Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) provides a clear assessment of how energy-efficient your building is and where improvements can be made. Whether you are selling, leasing or managing a commercial property, a valid EPC is a legal requirement and an essential part of demonstrating compliance, sustainability and operational efficiency,
A Commercial EPC is required whenever a commercial building is sold or leased to a new tenant. It must be obtained before the property is marketed for sale or lease. It’s also required for certain buildings over 250m2 that are frequently visited by the public.
A Commercial EPC is valid for 10 years from date of issue, unless significant changes are made to the building’s structure or services, or if you plan to sell or lease the property again.
Only a trained and accredited commercial EPC assessor can conduct the assessment. Our assessors are fully qualified and registered with the appropriate regulatory bodies, ensuring your EPC meets all legal requirements.
A Commercial EPC includes a detailed assessment of the building’s energy performance, analysis of the buildings construction, heating, cooling, lighting and energy systems, an accurate EPC rating and tailored recommendations for improvement.
Yes. The recommendations included in the EPC can help identify cost-effective measures to improve energy efficiency and reduce operating costs. Manay businesses see significant savings by implementing the suggested improvements.
The assessment typically takes 2-4 hours depending on the size and complexity of the building. The final report is usually provided within 5-7 working days.
Failure to obtain a Commercial EPC when required can result in significant fines and legal penalties. It’s a legal requirement and must be in place before marketing the property for sale or lease.
