Commercial EPCs Across Wales

Need a commercial EPC in Wales? We arrange accredited non-domestic energy assessments across the whole country, from Cardiff and the M4 corridor to rural market towns, at a fixed fee agreed before any work starts. The rules in Wales work as they do in England, so if you are selling, letting or renewing a lease on business premises, the certificate requirement almost certainly applies to you.

Commercial EPC Assessement across Wales

Wales runs on the same commercial EPC framework as England: certificates are lodged on the national register, and the minimum energy efficiency standard for lettings applies on both sides of the border, so a Welsh landlord cannot grant a new lease on a property rated below E any more than an English one can. What makes Wales distinctive is its building stock. The commercial economy concentrates along the M4 corridor, with office and retail stock in Cardiff, Swansea and Newport, but a large share of Welsh business premises are older buildings, from valleys industrial units and converted chapels to stone-built high-street shops in market towns, and older stock is exactly where poor ratings and letting problems cluster. The Welsh Government has also set out an ambitious net-zero programme for the public estate, which is steadily raising expectations on private landlords too. We cover every Welsh local authority area, arranging the survey through an assessor accredited at the right level for the building, from a simple single-zone unit to complex air-conditioned offices. Town pages for Cardiff and Carmarthen sit under this hub, and everywhere else in Wales, including Swansea, Newport, Wrexham and the rural counties, can book directly through this page with the same fixed-fee promise.

What we cover in Wales

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