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Frequently Asked Questions

Here we answer some of your questions with clear and concise answers

Find out if your property needs an EPC Certificate

Please select the option that describes your property:

Commercial Energy Performance Certificates


The Energy Performance Certificate (CEPC) provides a standardised energy rating for a non-commercial property or building. Performance is rated (A to G) in terms of its Energy Efficiency. This rating is achieved by calculating the energy use per square metre of floor area and its environmental impact based on carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.

The higher the rating the more energy efficient the property is and the lower the fuel bills will be.

The ratings are represented graphically on a scale from A to G, where A stands for the most efficient energy performance and G stands for the least efficient energy performance. Band A properties will have the lowest fuel bills.

The Environmental Impact rating is a measure of a property’s impact on the environment in terms of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. The higher the rating the less the impact it has on the environment.

EPCs and feed-in tariffs

The Government feed-in tariff (FIT) is available to customers in England, Wales and Scotland who have solar PV fitted in their properties. Your building’s EPC rating must be band D or above to qualify and the certificate must be less than 10 years old.

How much?

We offer the following pricing for Commercial properties:

Upto 100m2 £125
100-250m2 £200
251-500m2 £249
501-750m2 £299
751m2 we will provide a competitive quote

Useful Information

The EPC certificate tells you how efficient a building is at using energy. In simple terms the EPC survey takes into account the age and construction of the building, its heating and lighting, any insulation and any renewable technologies. These are then calculated alongside some base heating and usage patterns to give the rating; A to G (very efficient to inefficient). Most properties in the UK fall inside the bands C to E. It is a guide to whoever uses or lives in the building how expensive it will be to heat and light as well as the likely carbon emissions.

In addition to describing the current energy efficiency of the building, the EPC survey also shows how much the rating can be improved if certain improvements are made. These may include using energy-efficient light bulbs, lagging the loft space and insulating cavity walls.

It is an offence to not have an EPC certificate available to potential buyers as soon as you begin marketing your property and failure to supply a valid certificate can result in a £200 fine.

If you intend to sell or rent your property, either marketed or privately you are legally obliged to have an EPC. However there are some exemptions such as listed buildings, some HMOs and properties with limited habitation.

The certificate lasts 10 years, but should ideally be replaced if major works are undertaken. You can easily check if your building has a valid EPC certificate using the Landmark website