39 providers offering commercial EPC in or across the East of England, including national firms. A Non-Domestic Energy Assessor at level 3, 4 or 5, depending on the building.
39 commercial energy assessorsthe East of England
Who needs oneAnyone selling or letting a shop, office or other non-domestic building
Who can do itA Non-Domestic Energy Assessor at level 3, 4 or 5, depending on the building
WhenBefore the building is marketed. An EPC lasts 10 years
39 commercial energy assessors for the East of England
Based in West Midlands / East Midlands (exact base town not stated on site) · Covers Coventry, Derby, Nottingham, Leicester, Bedford, Peterborough, Cambridge, Newark, Grantham and GrimsbyAccreditation stated by provider: Stroma
Based in Bedford · Covers Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Northamptonshire, Oxfordshire, Hertfordshire and LeicestershireAccreditation stated by provider: Elmhurst Energy
Based in Brighton, East Sussex · Covers Nationwide, with local landing pages for many UK towns including Leicester, Nuneaton and CoventryAccreditation not yet checked
Based in Manchester, Greater Manchester · Covers Manchester, the North West and nationwideAccreditation stated by provider: CIBSE, BPEC, iATS, SITMA, BREEAM, AECB, Constructionline
Based in Rochdale, Greater Manchester · Covers Greater Manchester and East Lancashire locally; SAP work nationwideAccreditation stated by provider: Elmhurst Energy, Stroma, ABBE, BRE, TrustMark
Based in Cheadle, Greater Manchester · Covers EPC visits within about 50 miles of Manchester; SAP and new-build work nationwideAccreditation not yet checked
Based in Newark, Nottinghamshire · Covers Throughout the UK (offices in Newark, London and Birmingham)Accreditation stated by provider: ATTMA, Elmhurst, AECB, TrustMark
Based in Brighton, East Sussex · Covers Nationwide, with local landing pages for many UK towns including Coventry, Nuneaton and DurhamAccreditation not yet checked
A commercial (non-domestic) EPC rates the energy performance of a building such as a shop, office, warehouse or restaurant. You need one to sell or let the building, and landlords must meet a minimum rating.
Getting signed off in England
In England, your council’s building control team or a registered building control approver checks the work. They issue a completion or final certificate once they have the reports they need, such as the as-built SAP, EPC, air test and any sound or ventilation test results.