Commercial Energy Performance Certificates from £175!

What is a Commercial EPC?

Since1st October 2008 it has become law that you must obtain a Commercial Energy Performance Certificate, “EPC” if you sell or lease any commerical property.

The EPC is a certificate that shows the energy performance of the property in question. The EPC is a document which calculates the amount of energy used by the property to heat and light it. It is based upon average levels of usage for a property of that type rather than the actual amount of energy used by the current occupants.

You can see an example of a commerical epc by clicking here. It is really like the energy rating that you would get on a fridge or other electrical appliance. Along with energy consumption, the epc rating shows how much carbon dioxide is emitted to heat and light the property and the rating given is from A to G

The EPC will be supported by a recommendations report which makes suggestions about how the energy performance can be improved. The EPC also includes an energy usage chart. Cheshire Energy Assessors are happy to discuss the contents of the report with you and explain its meaning.

Who can prepare an epc?

The EPC can only be prepared be someone who is qualified as a Commercial Energy Assessor (dipNDEA) who is accredited and insured. Cheshire Energy Assessors have all the necessary qualifications etc to provide this service to you.

How much does it cost?

Cheshire Energy Assessors are committed to keeping the cost of your epc to an absolute minimum. We are very competitive. Please see Our Prices page for more details of the cost of the EPC.

What do I have to do to get an EPC?

It couldn’t be easier. All you have to do is give Cheshire Energy Assessors a call on 01565 633717 or send an email to:

enquiries@cheshire-energy-assessors.co.uk

We will then contact you to arrange your EPC. You will need to give us access to your property and the inspection will take about an hour. We will then lodge the EPC and give a copy to you and whoever is handling the lease or sale of your property if this is required.