Clear - About us.
When the company was first set up in 2007, we specialised solely in the provision of both commercial and domestic energy performance certificates. As our reputation has grown for “value for money” and “service excellence”, we have been able to forge strong links with other local, like minded professionals.
We are delighted to now be able to offer a broader range of associated services to our customers, ensuring they are fully compliant with current Regulations.
As specialists in our respective fields, we are pleased to provide:
- Competitive Pricing for New and Existing Buildings.
- Discounts on Property Portfolios.
- A friendly, professional and responsive service.
- Guidance and advice regarding the Regulations.
- Coverage across the whole of the North West.
So contact us today for a free quote, by phone or e-mail and see how much we can save you!
Commercial Energy Performance Certificates - From £135
From 1st October 2009, it became a legal requirement for the Seller or Landlord to provide an Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) to potential buyers and tenants, so they can consider the energy efficiency of the building as part of their investment or business decision.
EPCs should be provided to the prospective buyer or tenant at the earliest opportunity and no later than when a viewing is conducted or when written information is provided about the building or in any event before entering into a contract to sell or let. Ring for a quote today!
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A Domestic Energy Performance Certificate or EPC is required if you are selling or letting your property. The EPC is designed to help reduce our domestic energy consumption by promoting greater awareness of the energy efficiency of our properties.
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With all New Builds (Non-Dwellings), Architects and Designers now need to demonstrate full compliance with Building Regulations Approved Document L2A regarding CO2 emissions, before any new building is signed off by Building Control.
Building Control will want to see a Building Regulations UK Part L (BRUKL) Compliance Certificate, produced by an Accredited Assessor .
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As a Landlord, you have duties under the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998 to arrange maintenance by a Gas Safe Registered engineer for all pipe work, appliances and flues, which you own and have provided for your tenants use. You must also arrange for an annual gas safety check to be carried out every 12 months by a Gas Safe Registered engineer.
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November 2006 saw the introduction of the “Control of Asbestos Regulations 2006” (CAR 2006).
All types of property owners including management companies, landlords, housing associations and public sector bodies are required under the regulations to:
- Demonstrate that they are aware of the locations, type and extent of any asbestos in their buildings.
- Have produced and implemented an Asbestos management Plan.
- Maintain a Register detailing the probable exposure to asbestos of employees and third-party contractors for a period of 40 years.
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If you are a landlord, you need to be sure that the electrics in your property or properties are safe. That’s the law.
Part P of the Building Regulations for England and Wales was introduced by the Government in January 2005, with the aim of reducing the number of accidents in the home related to faulty electrical installations.
Failure to comply with Part P is a criminal offence and Local Authorities have the power to require the removal or alteration of work that does not comply with Regulations.
You are advised to have a property maintenance and appliance testing procedure in place.
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The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (FSO) came into effect in October 2006 and replaced over 70 pieces of fire safety law.
The FSO applies to all non-domestic premises in England and Wales, including the common parts of blocks of flats and houses in multiple occupation (HMO).
Under the FSO, the responsible person must carry out a fire safety risk assessment and implement and maintain a fire management plan.
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