Energy performance compliance
EPC and energy compliance services in London
Coordinate domestic EPCs, commercial EPCs and MEES-related compliance through one point of contact for London property portfolios.
Three energy-compliance routes
Domestic EPC
Energy Performance Certificates for homes being sold or let, carried out by an accredited domestic energy assessor.
Commercial EPC
Non-domestic energy assessment for business premises and other commercial buildings where an EPC is required.
MEES
Support with the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards, EPC status, improvement planning and exemption-route coordination where relevant.
What an EPC tells you
An Energy Performance Certificate rates a building from A to G and records recommendations that may improve its energy performance. EPCs are commonly required when a property is sold or rented, and certificates are generally valid for 10 years unless replaced by a newer assessment.
The correct assessment route depends on whether the property is domestic or non-domestic and on the building type, use and complexity.
MEES: check the property before you assume the rule
Current private-rented-sector MEES rules in England and Wales generally require relevant properties that are legally required to have an EPC to achieve at least EPC band E, unless a valid exemption applies. The exact duty depends on the property, tenancy and exemption position.
Primelinks coordinates the commercial process; EPC assessments are carried out by appropriately accredited energy assessors for the building type and scope.
Portfolio-first energy compliance
For landlords, agents and property managers, the real value is not a single certificate. It is knowing which properties need assessment, which certificates are still valid, where MEES risk exists and what needs to happen next.
Need an EPC or MEES review for a London property?
Tell us the property type, current EPC position and whether it is being sold, let or actively managed.