- 020 8800 5544
- info@speedyenergy.co.uk
- Suite 1, Unit 14 Grosvenor Way London E5 9ND
EPCs certify how energy efficient a property is by using a rating system from A-G, with A being the most efficient. An EPC is derived from standard information regarding the energy efficiency levels and carbon emissions present in a building when checked against a comparative building.
A recommendation report is provided, specifying how improvements can be made which leads to upgrading the energy rating. A Commercial Energy Performance Certificate is valid for 10 years, or until a newer version is produced.
A separate Energy Performance Certificate is required if your property is a ‘New Build’ called an On Construction certificate. This must be arranged by the person carrying out the work in order to complete the Building Regulations.
As soon as a building is in the process of being offered for sale or rent, it is the responsibility of the seller or landlord (i.e. the relevant person) to make available free of charge an EPC to any prospective buyer or tenant. The EPC must be provided by the seller or landlord at the earliest opportunity. Before a building is put on the market the seller or landlord must commission an EPC for the building.
As an accreditation body, Speedy Energy has accredited many non-domestic energy assessors, who regularly conduct energy assessments on commercial properties. They use SBEM calculations to complete energy assessments and can produce the required Energy Performance Certificate.
We’re here to help and answer any questions you might have. We look forward to hearing from you!