Contact us for your Commercial and residential EPC certificates
Energy Assess provide commercial and residential EPCs throughout Surrey, Hampshire and London, based in Guildford and Woking
About Energy Assess UK
Our Vision
Our Expertise and MEES Compliance
Our Expertise and MEES Compliance
At Energy Assess UK, we believe that energy management is the key to a sustainable future, we specialise in providing energy performance certificates (EPCs) for both residential and commercial properties across Surrey, Hampshire, London, and Kent. Our services also include measured surveys, land registry compliant plans, Part L compliance
At Energy Assess UK, we believe that energy management is the key to a sustainable future, we specialise in providing energy performance certificates (EPCs) for both residential and commercial properties across Surrey, Hampshire, London, and Kent. Our services also include measured surveys, land registry compliant plans, Part L compliance reports, and professional marketing floorplans to help our clients understand their energy usage and comply with industry regulations.
Our Expertise and MEES Compliance
Our Expertise and MEES Compliance
Our Expertise and MEES Compliance
Our team of commercial and residential energy assessors have over 20 years of combined experience in the industry. We provide EPCs for landlords, home owners, solicitors, business owners and for ECO grant applications. We are happy to provide MEES advice for homeowners and landlords hoping to achieve improved EPC ratings to comply with energy regulations.
The Property Inspection
Our Expertise and MEES Compliance
The Property Inspection
An inspection of your home or business premises, undertaken by a qualified and accredited Energy Assessor, will give your property a rating on a scale of A-G similar to the energy ratings illustrated on white goods. The EPC will detail recommendations of how you can improve the efficiency of your property- some of which may have little
An inspection of your home or business premises, undertaken by a qualified and accredited Energy Assessor, will give your property a rating on a scale of A-G similar to the energy ratings illustrated on white goods. The EPC will detail recommendations of how you can improve the efficiency of your property- some of which may have little cost to implement. The inspection is purely a visual one, meaning there will be no disturbance to the fabric of your home, and for example no drilling or removal of fixed panels will take place. The inspection will take approximately 20-40 minutes – this will vary depending on the size of the property, and will include the following:
A visual inspection of the outside of the property
A visual inspection of each room within the property Measurements will be taken internally and/or externally. A visual inspection of the loft space. An assessment of the basement or cellar if one is present
An assessment of adjoining corridors or stairwells in flats. Access will be required to mains or bottled gas, electric meters, fuel or oil supplies. Inspection of boilers, hot water cylinders, controls and central heating systems. A visual check of the lighting within the home. An assessment of the glazing fitted in each room (double or single glazing). Wall thicknesses will be measured by opening windows or doors in most rooms. An assessment of any other energy related features such as solar panels/photovoltaic panels or renewable energy resources used in the home
You will be asked to provide details about the property and details of any relevant guarantees, certificates, planning and/or building consents for any extensions, insulation, double-glazing or refurbishment works. Many features will depend on the age or the date of installation or construction.
Any information and documentation about your property and the heating, lighting and window installations will help ascertain your property's rating.
Energy Assess
Heat Loss Surveys
Our team of energy management experts has decades of combined experience in the industry and also offer independent Heat Loss Surveys, required when accurately sizing for a heating system. A heat loss survey for a heat pump is a detailed, room-by-room assessment of how a building loses heat to determine the correct size and type of heat pump system required. A surveyor analyses factors like room size, insulation levels, window glazing, ventilation details and construction types to calculate the energy needed to maintain a comfortable temperature. This process ensures the new system is sized correctly to avoid being too large or too small leading to a more efficient system.
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