Commercial EPC in Luton

A commercial EPC rates the energy use of a non-domestic building, from A+ (best) to G (worst). It looks at the building's walls, roof, glazing, heating, cooling, hot water, ventilation and lighting.

It comes with a report that lists changes to cut energy use and raise the rating. The certificate lasts 10 years.

You need one when you sell, let or build a non-domestic building. That covers shops, offices, warehouses, industrial units, restaurants and takeaways.

Landlords also have a minimum to meet. In England, a commercial building you let must be rated E or above. If it is F or G, you must improve it or register an exemption. A self-contained flat above a shop needs its own domestic EPC.

Our assessor walks through every part of the building, takes photos and measures each area. They note how each space is used and check the heating, air conditioning, hot water and lighting.

Plans or drawings help, but you do not need them. We can arrange access with your tenant or collect keys from your agent.

A low rating does not always mean big building work. Many units improve with LED lighting, better heating controls or a newer heating system.

Your report lists the upgrades that would help most. Make the changes, then book a new EPC so the better rating is on the register before you let.