Accredited Non-Domestic Energy Assessors covering the whole of Cornwall. We produce Level 3 Commercial EPCs (NDEPCs) using SBEM modelling across every TR and PL postcode in the county — a coastal, tourism-heavy market where hotels, B&Bs, holiday-let commercial units, restaurants, retail and creative-industry workspaces dominate the commercial stock.
On-site assessments across every Cornish postcode: TR (Truro, Falmouth, Redruth, Camborne, Helston, Penzance, St Ives, Newquay, Perranporth), PL (Bodmin, Liskeard, Launceston, Saltash, Fowey, Looe, Bude) and the Isles of Scilly (case-by-case).
Coastal hospitality dominates: hotels and B&Bs along the north and south coasts, restaurants and cafés in Falmouth, St Ives, Padstow and Newquay, creative workspaces in Truro and Penryn. Alongside that are the traditional Cornish granite mercantile buildings, industrial estates at Threemilestone, Pool and Bodmin, and the Falmouth and Penzance marine industries. Each has a distinctive SBEM profile — hospitality on hot water and hours-of-occupancy, granite masonry on solid-wall thermal performance, marine stock on ventilation and salt-air corrosion.
A significant share of Cornish commercial stock is pre-1970 solid-wall masonry originally built without any insulation, and often converted informally over decades. The MEES 2023 Band E minimum leaves many of these buildings needing a registered exemption or a targeted upgrade programme (usually LED re-lamping, air-source heat pumps for hospitality DHW, and secondary glazing on listed stock).
Truro (TR1–TR4), Falmouth (TR11), Newquay (TR7–TR8), Penzance (TR18–TR20), St Ives (TR26), Redruth (TR15), Bodmin (PL31) and Launceston (PL15).
From £250 for a small Cornish unit (< 500 m²). Medium (500–2,000 m²) typically £400–£800. Travel surcharges apply for West Cornwall (Penzance, St Ives, Land's End peninsula), North Cornwall (Bude, Boscastle) and the Lizard — always declared at booking. Site visit within 5–7 working days of booking; certificate lodged within a further 5–7 days.
Yes — regular routing to Penzance, St Ives, Land's End and the Lizard. A small transparent travel surcharge applies for West Cornwall and North Cornwall, always declared at quoting so the total price is confirmed before you book.
A hotel or B&B trading as a commercial business is a non-domestic property and needs a Commercial EPC under MEES rules — currently Band E minimum, rising to C by 2027 and B by 2030. A dedicated holiday-let dwelling with no other commercial function usually requires a Domestic EPC instead, unless it is part of a serviced-accommodation block with commercial common areas. Ask us and we'll advise on the right route.
Case-by-case — we can attend the Isles of Scilly for larger commissions where sea/air travel makes economic sense; individual quotes provided. For smaller assessments we can often work with a locally-appointed measured survey and produce the SBEM model remotely.
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