Commercial EPC

Ensuring Your Commercial Property Meets Energy Efficiency Standards

What is a Commercial EPC?

Ensuring Your Commercial Property Meets Energy Efficiency Standards

A Commercial Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) measures the energy efficiency of a non-domestic building, providing an energy rating from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient). The certificate also includes recommendations to help improve the building’s energy performance, reduce energy consumption, and lower operating costs.

A Commercial EPC is a legal requirement for most commercial properties when they are sold, let, or newly constructed.

Stay legally compliant with a commercial EPC
Highlight your property's energy efficiency to attract better buyers and renters
Highlight your property's energy efficiency to attract better buyers and renters

Compliance and Legal Protection

Avoid Costly Fines

Property owners, landlords, and sellers must make a valid EPC available to prospective buyers or tenants at the earliest opportunity, and no later than when they request information about the property or arrange a viewing.

Failure to comply may result in a financial penalty of 12.5% of the property’s rateable value, subject to a minimum fine of £500 and a maximum of £5,000. Where the rateable value formula cannot be applied, the penalty is £750.

Commercial Properties We Assess

Our accredited and fully insured Commercial Energy Assessors have extensive experience carrying out EPC assessments across the North West on a wide variety of commercial premises.

We regularly assess:

Whatever the size or type of your commercial property, we can provide a fast, professional, and fully compliant EPC service.
Are you a landlord looking to sell or let your property?
Landlords, an EPC is not just a legal necessity, it's a tool to attract better tenants. By providing an EPC, you offer transparency, ensuring that prospective renters or buyers know exactly what to expect in terms of energy efficiency and costs.
How It Works

Book Your EPC in 3 Easy Steps

With years of experience and nationwide coverage, The EPC Agency combines accuracy, speed, and exceptional service. Our accredited assessors ensure every certificate meets current regulations and industry standards. We pride ourselves on transparent pricing, fast turnaround times, and a smooth booking process – making us the preferred choice for homeowners, landlords, and property professionals.
Quality and Reliability

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Customized Solutions

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Environmental Impact

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Why Choose Us

Affordable, Professional EPC Services You Can Trust.

With years of experience and nationwide coverage, The EPC Agency combines accuracy, speed, and exceptional service. Our accredited assessors ensure every certificate meets current regulations and industry standards. We pride ourselves on transparent pricing, fast turnaround times, and a smooth booking process, making us the preferred choice for homeowners, landlords, and property professionals.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Discover why an EPC is legally necessary when selling or renting your property, understand what constitutes a good EPC rating, and learn what to expect during an assessment. We also provide tips on how to prepare for your EPC evaluation and clarify the fixed cost of £55 for all property sizes, ensuring transparency with no hidden charges.

A Commercial EPC is legally required when selling or letting properties. It provides an energy efficiency rating, crucial for marketability and compliance. A good rating attracts energy-conscious buyers or tenants, enhancing the property's appeal and potential value.
A good EPC rating is between 'A' and 'B,' reflecting high energy efficiency. Most commercial properties average a D/E rating. Higher ratings lower operating costs, boost environmental credentials, and enhance marketability.
During a Commercial EPC assessment, an accredited assessor evaluates your property’s energy efficiency by examining insulation, heating, and lighting systems. The assessment results in an EPC rating and includes recommendations for improvements to enhance energy performance and reduce costs.
A Commercial EPC is valid for 10 years from issuance. It remains valid unless significant changes, such as major renovations, alter the property’s energy efficiency, requiring a new assessment.
Legally, you cannot market a commercial property without a valid EPC. However, if you have proof of booking an EPC assessment, you can start marketing the property immediately while awaiting the report.
Expand Your Opportunities

Are you an EPC assessor? Become a referral partner

EPC assessors can increase their service offerings by becoming a referral partner. This partnership adds value for clients and provides an additional revenue stream, enhancing overall business growth.