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Commercial EPC
Why do you need a commercial EPC certificate?
As well as when a property is to be put up for market an EPC is still required when:-
· A property is viewed
· Written information is requested
· Contracts are being exchanged
Any commercial property owner that fails to produce a valid commercial EPC is liable to be fined by Trading Standards anywhere between £200 to £5000 per property, depending on the rateable value of the building in question.
How to get an EPC
Getting your commercial EPC is no hassle at all with the EPC Experts. Our dedicated team is on hand to help you with any issues. Here at the EPC Experts, we can provide your commercial EPC quickly, cheaply and efficiently. All our evaluations and EPC’s are at a fair price, with no hidden costs. The price quoted is the price you pay. Getting your commercial EPC couldn’t be easier. One of our professional assessors will arrange an appointment to visit your property carrying out a detailed EPC Survey. No matter the property size we aim to produce your certificate as quickly as we can. As commercial properties can vary in size and complexity each building is unique in its EPC certificate and we are unable to provide an accurate estimation of time to receive your certificate. After your commercial building has been awarded its EPC Certificate our dedicated team will email it to yourself and agent for your safekeeping.
What does a commercial EPC look at?
The number of physical features of a building is analysed to calculate the EPC. These include:
Property Size, Age, Type and Construction Materials used
· Lighting
· Ventilation
· Wall and Loft Insulation
· Windows
· Central Heating and Hot Water systems
An EPC contains:
The following types of properties are exempt from requiring a Commercial EPC:-
· Places of Worship
· Temporary structures with a planned use less than 2 years
· Stand-alone properties with under 50m2 useable floor space
· Properties due for demolition with a demolition order in place
· Low energy demand properties e.g. agricultural barns
