Why do I require an EPC and what information does it provide?
MEES regulations - Commercial properties must currently meet a minimum EPC rating (currently 'E' or higher) to be legally let.
Marketing requirements - A valid EPC is mandatory before a commercial property can be marketed for sale or rent.
Informs buyers and tenants - The EPC provides a rating from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient), which then helps prospective occupants understand how energy-efficient the property is.
Cost Implications - The EPC provides an indication of potential energy bills and running costs (this is based on standard occupancy assumptions).
Improvement recommendations - The EPC includes a recommendation report and provides specific ways to improve the building's energy performance, such as a change in heating system or better insulation.
How do I arrange an EPC survey?
All Commercial EPCs require a site visit by a qualified energy assessor, and Award Energy can arrange this quickly and efficiently for you. Our expert team delivers fast, reliable, and fully accredited Commercial EPC assessments across the UK, helping your business stay compliant with Energy Performance Certificate regulations. You can upload these through our Get a Quote page or get in touch directly with our office team for assistance.