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EPC Burton upon Trent

NRG Assessments provide commercial and residential EPCs in Burton upon Trent and surrounding areas.

SBEM

Get an EPC for
your Business

Get an EPC for
your Business

Energy Performance Certificates

Get an EPC for
your Home

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Energy Performance Certificates in Burton upon Trent

If you are a:

- Landlord

- Estate Agent

- Residential/ Domestic property owner

- Commercial Property owner

- or Managing Agents

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We cover all areas of Burton upon Trent.

 

To book an EPC, speak to one of our assessors on 0800 233 5669 or 07885 549401

What is an EPC?

  • An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) records a building’s assessed energy performance.

  • Ratings run from A to G, with A the best performing band.

  • Domestic and commercial EPCs use different assessment methods, so their scores should not be compared directly.

  • The assessment considers the building fabric, heating, lighting and other relevant services.

  • A recommendation report identifies potential energy efficiency improvements.

  • For a commercial property, we can discuss modelling improvement options before you invest in works.

  • ​If you already have a certificate, send us its reference or the property address so we can help you check it.

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Residential / Domestic or Commercial EPC's

NRG Assessments provides commercial and domestic EPC assessments in Burton upon Trent, Stretton, Branston, Winshill and nearby areas of East Staffordshire. We work with homeowners, landlords, agents and commercial property owners.

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For shops, offices, industrial units and other commercial premises, we assess the building and its services and explain the recommendations in your EPC report. Domestic assessments cover houses and flats.

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To request a quote, send the property address, property type and approximate floor area. Let us know about access arrangements and whether you need several properties assessed.

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​We can also discuss MEES improvement modelling for commercial buildings before you commit to upgrade works.

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