Leading the Way in Energy and Property Solutions.
Leading the Way in Energy and Property Solutions.
Community centres, libraries, sports halls, and other public buildings play a vital role in local life. But like all other property types in the UK, these buildings must meet legal requirements for Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs). Since public buildings often serve hundreds of people daily, their
Modern construction often combines multiple materials—such as timber, steel, concrete, and glass—to create visually striking and structurally efficient buildings. While mixed-material construction offers architectural flexibility and strength, it also introduces complexity when it comes to assessing Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs). At Urgent EPC, we provide accurate
Energy efficiency is no longer just a residential concern—large retail spaces and shopping malls must also meet strict Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) requirements in the UK. These commercial properties often consume vast amounts of energy due to lighting, heating, cooling, and extended operating hours. Understanding how
With the rapid growth of electric vehicles (EVs) across the UK, many residential and commercial properties are now installing EV charging stations. While this upgrade supports sustainability and boosts property value, owners often wonder: how do EV chargers affect Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs)? At Urgent EPC,
District heating systems are becoming increasingly common in UK cities and large housing developments. Instead of each property running its own boiler, heat is supplied from a centralised energy source, often using combined heat and power (CHP), waste heat recovery, or renewable sources. But how do
Solar panels have become one of the most popular ways to improve a property’s sustainability and reduce energy bills. But when it comes to Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs), how do assessors measure the impact of solar panels—and what recommendations might they provide to maximise efficiency? At
Industrial facilities such as factories, processing plants, and warehouses consume significantly more energy than typical commercial or residential buildings. With energy-intensive equipment like furnaces, compressors, and production machinery running daily, ensuring compliance with Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) requirements is both a challenge and a necessity. At
In modern architecture, striking designs often involve unusual shapes, large glazed surfaces, and intricate building envelopes. While these features make buildings visually stunning, they also create thermal bridging challenges—areas where heat escapes more easily due to breaks in insulation. But how do Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)
Luxury penthouses are no longer just about breathtaking views and elegant finishes—they’re also becoming hubs of high-tech automation. From smart lighting and automated climate control to integrated energy storage, these features redefine modern living. But when it comes to Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs), how do these
Across the UK, local authorities are under increasing pressure to cut carbon emissions and meet sustainability targets. Many councils have declared climate emergencies, aiming for net-zero emissions by 2030 or 2050. One of the most important tools in reaching these goals is the Energy Performance Certificate
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