Commercial EPC

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Commercial EPC Services | Fast & Reliable EPC Certificates UK

Get certified for commercial EPC quickly. Energy Performance Certificates for offices, shops, and warehouses across the UK.

Book online or call us today! 01708 223733

Why choose us

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1. Book Online or Call Us – Choose a convenient time.

2. Assessor Visits Your Property – Quick and thorough inspection.

3. Receive EPC Certificate via Email – Compliant and ready to use

Commercial EPC for Offices – Accurate assessments for office spaces.

Commercial EPC for Shops & Retail Spaces – Ensure compliance with MEES.

Commercial EPC for Warehouses & Industrial Properties – Fast service for large properties.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Your questions answered here.

Yes. In the UK, most commercial properties must have an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) whenever they are built, sold, or leased.

This is a legal requirement under the Energy Performance of Buildings (England and Wales) Regulations. EPCs show the energy efficiency of your building and its environmental impact.

If your property is rented out, you also need a minimum EPC rating of E (MEES compliance).

A commercial EPC is valid for 10 years from the date it is issued.

However, if you make major renovations, such as improving insulation or upgrading heating systems, you should consider updating your EPC to reflect the improved efficiency.

The cost varies depending on the size and type of property, location, and complexity. On average:

Small offices or shops: £80–£150

Larger commercial properties or warehouses: £150–£400

Booking with a certified assessor ensures your EPC is compliant, accurate, and delivered quickly, often within 24–48 hours.

MEES stands for Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards. These regulations apply to commercial properties in the UK that are rented or leased. Under MEES:

  • All commercial properties must have an EPC rating of at least E to be legally rented.
  • Properties with an EPC rating of F or G cannot be leased unless improvements are made.
  • Landlords are responsible for ensuring the property meets MEES before renting it out.
  • Non-compliance can lead to fines or legal action.


MEES ensures that commercial buildings become more energy-efficient, helping reduce running costs and environmental impact.