EPC CERTS
EPC Certs Providing Non-Domestic Commercial EPC's
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EPC Certs
Commercial EPC
Do I Need A Commercial EPC?
As of the 1st April 2023, any privately rented commercial property, regardless of whether the lease was in effect before that date, will need a commercial Energy Performance Certificate (EPC).
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Any commercial property that is to be sold or rented must have a valid commercial EPC lodged with the non-domestic EPC register.
Not having a valid commercial EPC can prevent the sale or rental of your property.
Minimum Requirements
All commercial properties with existing tenants or those about to be rented, must have a commercial EPC rating of at least E.​
Non-compliance may result in financial penalties, which are linked to the rateable value of the property and could potentially reach up to £150,000
Why Choose Us?
While many commercial EPC providers operate as simple booking services, we stand out by offering comprehensive advice on enhancing your property's energy efficiency rating if your property does not meet the minimum standard.
If your property falls below the minimum energy efficiency standard (currently set at E), we won't automatically lodge the EPC; we'll recommend specific improvements to help you meet the standard.
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Most EPC panel companies will submit your EPC with an F or G rating, leaving you to commission a second EPC after any improvements have been made which could delay a sale or lease of the property. We take a proactive approach. Before lodging a failed EPC, we'll consult with you and provide advice on how to improve your property's energy rating so any improvements can be made before the EPC is lodged. This strategy helps you avoid additional costs linked to multiple EPC submissions.
“EPC Certs responded to my enquiry very promptly and carried out the survey in days. I was very satisfied with the friendly and professional way it was carried out. I would highly recommend them.”
M Morreale, Central Bedfordshire
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