Commercial EPC
Commercial Landlord or Building Owners must have a Commercial EPC for a building if any of the following are true: (a) When a building is rented, or sold (either in part or whole) (b) When a building under construction is finished (c) When a building has a change in-use (d) When a building has been converted into fewer or more units (e) If changes have been made to the heating, hot water, air conditioning /ventilation services and lighting systems (or the thermal properties of the building fabric) Key Facts Commercial EPCs are written into European Legislation and are not going to be discontinued with the advent of the United Kingdoms departure from the European Union. We will guide you through the process of obtaining a certificate for your building in as little as two working days from initial enquiry to lodged EPC.