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Commercial Energy Performance Certficate
Energy Performance Certificates are required for all commercial buildings whenever built, rented or sold. Like residential EPCs they are intended to inform potential buyers or tenants about the energy performance of a building, so they can consider energy efficiency as part of their investment or business decision to buy or occupy that building. Certain commercial premises do not require EPCs, these are: • Places of worship • Detached buildings of less than 50sq metres • industrial sites, workshops and non-residential agricultural buildings with low energy demand. If you are in doubt as to whether your premises falls within one of these categories please call ecoEPCs for clarification.		Require a quote? Click here to request one
So what's involved with a Commercial Energy Assessment?
The processes involved in undertaking a commercial EPC are fundamentally the same a domestic EPC, however a major difference is that the building needs to be divided into different 'zones' dependant on the activities conducted in the zones (ie office space, kitchen, storage area etc). For each zone the following must therefore be recorded: • the dimensions • the heating and ventilation types • the lighting and controls used • the fabric type and thermal efficiency of the materials used: roof, floors, walls and glazing. Once all this information has been gathered the data is entered into the approved software and the certificate is generated.
Commercial EPC Surrey & SE area coverage		Some of the areas covered include
The commercial EPC covers all typs of buildings such as airport terminals, bus stations, train stations, seaport terminals, community or day centres, crown and county courts, emergency services, further education universities, hospital, hotel, industrial process building, launderette, libraries, museums, galleries, miscellaneous 24hr activities, nursing residential homes and hostels, offices, primary health care buildings, primary school, prisons, restaurants, public houses, retail, retail warehouses, secondary schools, social clubs, sports centre, leisure centres, sports ground arena, telephone exchanges, theatres, cinemas, music halls and auditoria, warehouse and storage, workshops and maintenance depots.		KT1 Kingston upon Thames KT2 Kingston upon Thames(North) KT3 New Malden KT4 Worcester Park KT5 Berrylands KT6 Surbiton KT7 Thames Ditton KT8 East Molesey KT8 West Molesey KT9 Chessington KT10 Esher KT10 Claygate KT11 Cobham KT12 Walton upon Thames KT13 Weybridge KT14 West Byfleet KT15 Addlestone KT16 Chertsey KT17 Epsom KT17 Ewell KT18 Headley KT19 Ewell West KT20 Tadworth, Burgh Heath KT21 Ashtead KT22 Leatherhead KT23 The Bookhams KT24 The Horsleys, Effingham TW1 Twickenham TW10 Ham TW11 Teddington TW12 Hampton TW17 Shepperton GU22 Pyrford SM3 Cheam

Areas covered: Surrey, Hampshire, Sussex, Middlesex and the South East of England Addlestone, Ashtead, Basingstoke, Chichester, Chertsey, Chessington, Crawley, Cobham, East Molesey, West Molesey, East Ewell, Epsom, Esher, Ewell West, Ham, Hampton, Headley, Horsley, Kingston, Kingston upon Thames, Leatherhead, London, Maidstone, Middlesex, Portsmouth, Pyrford, Reading, Shepperton, Surbiton, Surrey, Sussex, Tadworth, Teddington, Thames Ditton, Twickenham, Walton upon Thames, West Byfleet, Weybridge, Woking, Worcester Park.

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