Define the premises
Identify the address, unit or floors to be assessed. Include approximate area and building use.
Commercial property energy assessments
For a Meriden business property, identify all the accommodation you want included. A postal address alone may not make clear whether the instruction covers the main building, an annexe or a separate unit.
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Your building comes first
Use a plan or a short written description to distinguish the parts of the property and any shared services.
The assessment considers the property layout, building fabric and fixed services. Where the instruction includes different uses or separately controlled systems, make those arrangements clear at quotation stage.
A commercial EPC and its recommendations relate to the assessed premises. Existing plans, service records and any previous certificate help explain the building, but the quotation should reflect the scope you are instructing now.
Preparing for the visit
Identify the address, unit or floors to be assessed. Include approximate area and building use.
Use a plan or a short written description to distinguish the parts of the property and any shared services.
Describe keyholder arrangements, plant access, site rules and your preferred timescale. The appointment is agreed after the scope and quotation.
Your next step
Send the address and any information you have. We can then discuss the assessment scope, quotation and your preferred timescale.
Clear quotation before booking
Property questions
Give each part an identifying description, approximate size and use. Explain whether it is connected to the main property and shares fixed services.
The quotation depends on the property size, layout, fixed services, available records and access requirements. Share the address and the details you have so the scope can be clarified before booking.
Use a plan or a short written description to distinguish the parts of the property and any shared services.
Yes. Provide a separate address and approximate floor area for each site, plus your timescale and the contact coordinating access. Each property needs a clearly defined assessment scope.