Commercial EPC assessors and business premises

Non-Domestic EPC

Book a commercial EPC assessment for shops, offices, restaurants, warehouses, workshops and other business premises.

Send the postcode, property use, approximate floor area and deadline. We will confirm the assessment route, access details and what information helps the assessor prepare.

Commercial property EPCsSale, lease and MEES enquiriesBusiness premises and landlordsKent and other areas by request

Request a commercial EPC quote

Use the form for non-domestic EPCs, sale or lease deadlines, MEES checks and commercial property certificate bookings. Add the property type, floor area and access window.

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What this service is for

This page is for non-domestic EPC and commercial EPC enquiries. It is suited to business premises, commercial landlords, letting agents, property managers and owners who need an EPC for a sale, letting, lease renewal, construction completion, lender request or property file.

Details that speed up your quote

  • Full postcode and building use
  • Approximate floor area and number of floors
  • Access times, parking and site contact
  • Floor plans, lease plans or previous EPC if available
  • Sale, lease, lender, agent or MEES deadline
  • Whether other commercial certificates are needed

Simple non-domestic EPC process

Commercial EPC work is easier to price when the building use, size and access details are clear. We confirm the scope first so the assessor can attend with the right information.

Send site details

Share the postcode, building use, floor area, access details and deadline.

Confirm assessment

We confirm the route, assessor availability and whether plans or previous certificates will help.

Site assessment

The commercial energy assessor records the building details and relevant fixed services where access allows.

Certificate and advice

You receive the EPC outcome and clear next steps if the rating creates a letting or MEES issue.

Who we help

  • Commercial landlords and freeholders
  • Letting agents and managing agents
  • Business owners selling or leasing premises
  • Retail, office, hospitality and warehouse units
  • Facilities managers and property managers
  • Investors checking MEES exposure

Premises we can discuss

  • Offices and shared workspaces
  • Shops, showrooms and retail units
  • Restaurants, cafes and hospitality sites
  • Warehouses, workshops and light industrial units
  • Clinics, studios and mixed-use premises
  • Public-facing commercial buildings by enquiry

What affects price

  • Building size and complexity
  • Number of floors, zones and occupiers
  • Heating, cooling and ventilation systems
  • Availability of plans and previous EPCs
  • Access restrictions and trading hours
  • Urgency of the sale or lease deadline

Commercial EPC rules and MEES context

GOV.UK says a business premises EPC is needed when you rent out or sell premises, when a building under construction is finished, or where certain works change the number of parts used for separate occupation and involve fixed heating, air conditioning or mechanical ventilation systems.

GOV.UK also says all EPCs are valid for 10 years. For privately rented non-domestic property in England and Wales, current MEES guidance says landlords generally need at least an EPC E rating unless a valid exemption has been registered.

Useful references: GOV.UK business premises EPC guidance and GOV.UK non-domestic MEES landlord guidance.

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Read recent Google feedback before you book a commercial EPC, property certificate or maintenance visit with Upkeepone.

Check customer feedback before arranging a commercial property visit

Non-domestic EPC enquiries often involve sale deadlines, lease negotiations, access restrictions, landlord compliance and related commercial certificates. Live Google feedback helps customers check Upkeepone before sending property details.

We link directly to the live Google profile so visitors can read current feedback before booking.

Areas covered

This is the main non-domestic EPC page, not a location page. Upkeepone regularly handles commercial EPC and property certificate enquiries across London, Essex and Kent, with nearby towns and other areas considered by request. Send the postcode and access details so availability can be checked properly.

Trust before you book

  • Commercial property certificate support
  • Qualified trades and assessor booking routes
  • Insured work
  • Landlord, agent and business premises support
  • Clear invoice, certificate route or next-step advice
  • Office presence serving London, Essex, Kent and requested areas

Related commercial and certificate services

Commercial EPC work is often booked alongside electrical, PAT, gas, landlord and property certificate enquiries.

Non-domestic EPC FAQs

What is a non-domestic EPC?

A non-domestic EPC is an Energy Performance Certificate for a building that is not a dwelling, such as a shop, office, restaurant, warehouse, workshop or other business premises. It rates energy efficiency from A to G.

When do I need a non-domestic EPC?

GOV.UK says you must have an EPC if you rent out or sell the premises, when a building under construction is finished, or where certain changes create or extend fixed heating, air conditioning or mechanical ventilation systems.

How long is a commercial EPC valid for?

GOV.UK states that all EPCs are valid for 10 years. If the building has changed or your landlord, buyer, lender or agent needs updated evidence, a new assessment may still be requested.

What details should I send for a quote?

Send the full postcode, property use, approximate floor area, number of floors, access times, floor plans if available, previous EPC details and any sale, lease, lender or agent deadline.

What is MEES for commercial rented property?

MEES is the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard. Current GOV.UK landlord guidance says non-domestic landlords generally need at least an EPC E rating for privately rented non-domestic property unless a valid exemption has been registered.

Which areas do you cover?

Upkeepone regularly handles non-domestic EPC and commercial property certificate enquiries across London, Essex and Kent, with nearby towns and other areas considered by request. Send the postcode and we will confirm availability.

Need a non-domestic EPC?

Call now or send the quote form with the postcode, building use, floor area and preferred access time.