Commercial EPC Cambridge — Labs, Offices & Retail

Need a commercial EPC in Cambridge? We assess the full range of the city's commercial stock — science park labs, serviced offices, college-quarter shops, restaurants and surgeries — for a fixed fee agreed before the visit. Because so much Cambridge floorspace carries complex ventilation and cooling, we allocate Level 4 and Level 5 assessors where the building demands it rather than sending the wrong grade.

Commercial EPC Assessement across Cambridge

Cambridge's commercial market is unlike anywhere else of its size in Britain. The science and technology estates — Cambridge Science Park on Milton Road, the Biomedical Campus around Addenbrooke's, St John's Innovation Park and the West Cambridge site — hold laboratory and R&D buildings whose ventilation, cooling and specialist plant put them firmly into Level 4 and Level 5 territory; sending a Level 3 assessor to a lab produces a certificate that can't be lodged. Around the station, the CB1 quarter has added a modern, air-conditioned office core with the same higher-level requirement. The historic centre is the opposite problem: period and listed buildings on the main shopping streets, many college-owned, where solid masonry and sash glazing drag ratings towards the MEES floor — below an E, a new lease is off the table without an exemption. Ring-road trade and industrial units on the city fringe round out the mix and are usually straightforward Level 3 jobs. Building control sits with Cambridge City Council, with South Cambridgeshire picking up estates on the fringe. Access on the parks is normally arranged through estate management; in the centre we work around trading hours and college terms, while multi-let buildings are reached through the managing agent. Certificates go onto the national register and last ten years.

What we cover in Cambridge

Every project is handled by accredited specialists — Elmhurst Energy, Stroma Certification, ECMK, ATTMA.