Energy Consultation Reports
A comprehensive energy efficiency analysis of your property from £359 inc. VAT. Includes a personalised improvement roadmap, projected cost savings, and UK government grant eligibility review.
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What's Included
Every Energy Performance Report goes far beyond the standard EPC, giving you a complete picture of your asset's energy portfolio and a clear action plan.
- Full on-site energy survey by an accredited assessor
- Detailed energy consumption breakdown by system (heating, lighting, ventilation, hot water)
- Carbon footprint calculation (kg CO₂/m²/year)
- Fabric efficiency analysis: walls, roof, windows, floors
- Benchmarking against comparable UK buildings
- Prioritised improvement recommendations with estimated savings
- Payback period and ROI projections for each measure
- MEES compliance status and risk assessment
- Lodgement on the national register where required
- Delivered as a branded PDF report within 5 working days
Indicative Pricing (inc. VAT)
Pricing depends on property size, type and number of systems. Get an exact quote in minutes.
Get an Exact QuoteEnergy Consultation FAQs
How is this different from a standard EPC?
An EPC gives you a single A–G rating and a short list of generic recommendations. An Energy Consultation Report goes system-by-system (heating, lighting, fabric, hot water), models the cost and payback of each improvement individually, and checks your eligibility for current government grants.
Will this help me access energy efficiency grants?
Yes, the report includes a grant eligibility review against current schemes (such as ECO4 and the Great British Insulation Scheme where applicable), since most have property-specific qualifying criteria.
Do I need this if my EPC is already a C or above?
It’s most valuable below a C, but portfolio landlords also use it to prioritise which properties to improve first when budget is limited, rather than treating every property the same.
Is this required for MEES compliance?
Not required, but it’s the fastest way to know exactly what to spend the £3,500 MEES cost cap on for maximum rating improvement, rather than guessing.
How long does the on-site survey take?
Typically 2–3 hours for a residential property, longer for commercial premises depending on size and system complexity. The full written report follows within 5 working days.
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