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How much does a Commercial energy certificate cost?

Are you looking for a Commercial Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)? You've come to the right place. CertifySpace helps you compare free quotes from trusted UK experts. Getting a Commercial EPC is straightforward. It tells you about a property's energy efficiency. This guide will help you understand the costs involved.

Typical price

£150 to £600

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What changes the price

  • Property Size

    Larger commercial buildings naturally take more time to assess, increasing the cost.

  • Property Type

    A complex industrial unit will be more intricate to survey than a simple office space.

  • Existing Information

    Having plans or previous energy data can sometimes simplify the assessment process.

  • Building Services

    Detailed heating, cooling, and ventilation systems require extra attention during the survey.

  • Travel Distance

    Assessors might charge a little extra if they need to travel a long way to reach your property.

  • Urgency

    If you need your EPC very quickly, some providers might charge a premium for a faster turnaround.

Prices by region

RegionLowTypicalHigh
London£250£450£650
South East£200£400£600
South West£190£380£570
East of England£190£380£570
Midlands£180£360£550
North West£175£350£540
North East and Yorkshire£175£350£540
Scotland and Wales£175£350£540

Questions people ask

What is a Commercial Energy Performance Certificate?

It is a document that shows how energy efficient a commercial building is. It gives the property a rating from A (very efficient) to G (very inefficient).

Why do I need one?

You typically need a Commercial EPC when you are selling, renting, or constructing a commercial property. It helps potential buyers or tenants understand the energy costs.

How long is it valid for?

A Commercial EPC is valid for ten years from the date it's issued. You will need to get a new one after this period if you are still transacting with the property.

Who carries out the assessment?

A qualified and accredited energy assessor will survey your property. They gather the necessary information to produce your certificate.

What information do I need to provide?

Having details like floor plans, heating systems, and building age ready can speed up the process. Your assessor will guide you on what they need.

Can I improve my EPC rating?

Yes, the EPC report will often include recommendations for improving energy efficiency. Implementing these can lead to a better rating and lower running costs.