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Over the years we have completed more than three thousand Commercial EPC's for every type of business, from small retail units to large industrial complexes. No matter your property type, time pressure or question we are here to help.

Call us anytime on 01253 486 919 and we will give you unbiased advice, competitive pricing and the level of service you need to progress your property transaction. We look forward to hearing from you.

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With all types of commercial property EPC assessments completed over the years, we will almost certainly have experience of a building like yours. Whether you're a private client, management company, chartered surveyor, or commercial property owner, we ensure timely delivery of your professional Commercial EPC.

Our experience in the commercial property sector allows us to conduct surveys with minimal business disruption.

We work with a wide range of property types, from small retail units to large industrial complexes, offering the same professionalism and dedication to all clients.

If you require any advice, information, or a price quote, please do not hesitate to contact us at 01253 486 919.

Please take a moment to explore the extensive range of properties we have provided Commercial EPC's over the years. With our experience, we can assure you of a high-quality EPC at the most competitive price, whenever you need it.

We approach all our surveys in Blackpool and the Fylde in the same professional manner. Our process includes visiting the site, conducting a thorough measured survey, and assessing the property. This provides us with the base information necessary to prepare a draft report. This draft helps us understand how the property meets with the MEES requirements.

We never simply register an EPC report. If there are beneficial changes to be made, we discuss them with you. Only after you have had the opportunity to understand the costs and impacts and have agreed on the way forward, will we register the report.

To us, there is no point in registering a non-compliant report merely to complete a project without first discussing it with our client.

NEW CALCULATIONS BRINGS WIN FOR ELECTRIC HEATING from April 2023

It’s important to note that the assessment methodologies and software calculations for commercial properties have changed significantly, especially since June 2022. Unlike domestic EPCs, which focus on cost savings, the Commercial EPC primarily assesses environmental impact and CO2 emissions. Consequently, properties heated by electric systems now receive better ratings than those with gas heating systems, despite potentially higher heating costs. This change reflects the fact that a substantial portion of our electricity is generated from low or zero-emission sources such as nuclear, wind, and solar energy.

As a result, your EPC rating may differ from previous assessments.

FULL MEASURED SURVEY

REVIEW OF CONSTRUCTION

REVIEW OF GLAZING

REVIEW OF HEATING

REVIEW OF LIGHTING

REVIEW OF HOT WATER SYSTEMS

REVIEW OF SPACE

BE AWARE – EPC Requirements for Commercial Properties from April 2023 have changed

As of April 2023, all commercial properties must have an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) if they are rented or let out, regardless of the lease duration. This means both existing and new leases are affected for the first time. Previously, properties with long-term leases initiated before this year were exempt, but this is no longer the case. Additionally, it is mandatory for these properties to achieve an EPC rating of E or better.

Temporary Buildings

Places of Worship

Low Energy Usage Non-Residential Buildings

Small Detached Buildings

Buildings Due for Demolition

Additional Guidance

High cost’ Exemption

7 Year Payback’ Exemption

All Improvements Made’ Exemption

Wall Insulation’ Exemption

Devaluation’ Exemption

New Landlord’ Exemption

To begin with, let's discuss MEES or Minimum Energy Efficiency Regulations. These regulations were implemented in 2016 and gained significant importance in 2018. However, they will become even more crucial starting from April 2023. Initially, in 2018, MEES set the minimum Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating for new lettings at "E". But now, as of April 2023, these regulations will also affect existing tenancies. This means that property owners need to promptly assess the status of all their lettings. Furthermore, the Government has introduced a roadmap for EPC requirements until 2030. This roadmap outlines the gradual increase in the minimum EPC rating to "B" in stages.

* *Please note that there may be relaxation in these requirements, but updates are still awaited.

In our opinion, the best approach is to plan how your properties can meet these standards. With positive changes in the calculation of EPCs since September 2222 and the increasing impact of renewable energy at the grid level, you may be surprised by what your property can achieve.

See our section on “How to Manage MEES” for a practical approach to the matter. If you want to discuss and understand more please call us on 01253 486 919 or email us at office@commercialepc-blackpool.co.uk

Custom and practice along with poorly worded legislation has led to the market believing such buildings do not require an EPC, which is incorrect.

With the advent of the MEES Regulations wording has now been amended with the addition of the phrase highlighted below - which would unacceptably alter its character or appearance. The danger is reading one paragraph in isolation when the detail is in the second.

Therefore, you end up in the loop that before you can decide that any works would unacceptably alter the building, you need the baseline information that can only be derived from EPC. This starts the process of establishing what the works potentially are.

We in light of this are advising our clients that an EPC is necessary and map out an action plan depending on the outcome.

We approach all our surveys in Blackpool & Fylde the same professional manner - visit the site, complete a full measured survey, and assessment of the property. This provides us with the base information which allows us to prepare the draft report. This draft helps us to understand where the property sits versus the MEES requirements. We never just register an EPC report. Where there are beneficial changes to be made they will be discussed with you and only once you've had the opportunity to understand the costs and impact and agreed on the way forward will a report be registered.

To us, there is NO point in registering a NON COMPLIANT report just for the sake of completing a project without discussing it with a client first.

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BOWNESS-ON-WINDERMERE – BURTON-IN-KENDAL – CHAPEL STILE – ELTERWATER – GRASMERE – HAWKSHEAD – NEAR SAWREY – SKELWITH BRIDGE – TORVER – WABERTHWAITE – ABBEYSTEAD – ALDCLIFFE – ALDINGHAM – ALLITHWAITE – AMBLESIDE – ARKHOLME – ARNSIDE – ASKAM-IN-FURNESS – AUGHTON – BACKBARROW – BAILRIGG – BAYHORSE – BEETHAM – BOLTON-LE-SANDS – BRIGSTEER – BROUGHTON-IN-FURNESS – BURNESIDE – BURTON IN LONSDALE – CANTSFIELD – CARK – CARNFORTH – CARTMEL – CASTERTON – CATON – CLAPHAM – COCKERHAM – CONISTON – DALTON-IN-FURNESS – DENT – DOLPHINHOLME – ELLEL – FARLETON – FIELD BROUGHTON – GALGATE – GLASSONDOCK – GLEASTON – GRANGE-OVER-SANDS – GRAYRIGG – HALTON – HAVERTHWAITE – HESTBANK – HEVERSHAM – HEYSHAM – HIGH BENTHAM – HIGH NEWTON – HORNBY – INGLETON – IREBY – KENDAL – KIRKBY LONSDALE – KIRKBY LONSDALE – KIRKBY-IN-FURNESS – LANCASTER – LEECE – LEVENS – LINDALE – LINDAL-IN-FURNESS – LOW NEWTON – MASONGILL – MEATHOP AND ULPHA – MIDDLETON – MILLOM – MILNTHORPE – MORECAMBE – NATLAND – NEWBIGGIN (FURNESS) – NEWBY BRIDGE – NEWTON-IN-FURNESS – OVERTON – OXENHOLME – PIEL ISLAND – QUERNMORE – RAMPSIDE – ROA ISLAND – SEDBERGH – SEDGWICK – SILVERDALE – SIZERGH – STAINTON WITH ADGARLEY – STAVELEY-IN-CARTMEL – STORTH – SUNDERLAND POINT – TATHAM – TORRISHOLME – TUNSTALL – ULVERSTON – URSWICK – WALNEY ISLAND – WARTON – WHARFE – WHITTINGTON – WINDERMERE – WITHERSLACK –

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On Wednesday, 22nd of January, brief bursts of light-to-moderate rainfall are forecasted.
Minimal precipitation is expected for today. A slight fluctuation in temperature is predicted, achieving a maximum of an icy 5°C and dipping to a minimum of a cold 3°C.
The day's highest temperature is predicted to be relatively lower than the standard January maximum of 7.3°C.
Sunrise was at 8:10 am and sunset will be at 4:36 pm; the daylight will last for 8h and 26min.

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