Commercial MEES compliance
Made simple with our expert reporting solutions
Since April 2023, commercial properties rated F or G can no longer be legally leased. By 2031, all such over 1,000 square metres must achieve an EPC B rating.
Our MEES Compliance Reports show you exactly where you stand today, then map out the most cost-effective route to full MEES compliance. We guide you through every improvement, helping you to cut energy costs, unlock funding, and future-proof your commercial property. We assist our clients with:
Act now to avoid costly penalties of up to £150,000 per breach
Trusted by Commercial Landlords, Chartered Surveyors and Property Agents
Our MEES Compliance Reports are designed for commercial landlords who need accuracy, speed, and actionable insights. Whether you manage a single property or a nationwide portfolio, we deliver the clarity you need to stay compliant and make informed investment decisions.
MEES compliance services
We provide a complete, end-to-end service for commercial property owners, landlords, surveyors, and agents who need to meet current and future MEES requirements. From conducting detailed commercial EPC assessments and building surveys, to modelling energy performance and identifying the most cost-effective upgrades, we take care of every step. Our tailored MEES Compliance Reports give you a clear roadmap, backed by accurate data and practical recommendations. We can also help you secure funding where available and work closely with contractors to ensure improvements are delivered efficiently, with minimal disruption to your tenants or operations.
Commercial EPCs & site surveys
We deliver high-quality commercial EPCs, capturing the detailed survey data required for accurate SBEM modelling. This ensures reliable performance projections and a solid foundation for effective improvement planning.
MEES gap analysis & energy modelling
We assess your current EPC rating, highlight legal and financial risks, and map out the most cost-effective pathways to compliance as regulations tighten. We'll clearly explain to you how to achieve a B rating by 2031.
Improvement options
We model multiple upgrade scenarios, create phased improvement plans, and provide clear ROI projections, giving you the insight and confidence to plan and invest wisely. Wherever we can, we'll match our recommendations with funded options.
Funding and delivery routes
We identify available grants, power purchase agreements (PPAs), and procurement pathways, working closely with you to access sources of funding and ensuring your project is delivered efficiently and before any MEES deadline.
Installation in line with PAS 2038
We provide retrofit project coordination in line with the PAS 2038 standard. From initial assessment to post-installation review, our processes ensure installation quality and compliance, with minimal disruption to your operations.
NDEA and PAS 2038 training
We equip energy professionals with the skills to assess and manage commercial building upgrades. Our training schemes deliver the expertise needed to meet PAS 2038 and MEES requirements with confidence.
Understanding MEES
The UK Government’s Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard (MEES) sets legal requirements for the energy performance of rented commercial properties. These rules are designed to reduce carbon emissions, cut energy waste, and improve the sustainability of the nation’s commercial building stock.
Why it matters
Since April 2023, it has been unlawful to continue letting a commercial property with an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of F or G. From early 2031, leased commercial buildings above 1,000 square metres total floor area are expected to reach a minimum rating of B. Failure to comply could result in fines, loss of rental income, and devaluation of the asset.
Our role in compliance
We help landlords, investors, and property managers understand their current position and map the most cost-effective path to compliance. From accurate EPC assessments to improvement plans, funding routes, and PAS 2038-compliant delivery, we ensure you meet legal requirements whilst maximising long-term asset value.
Get started today
The sooner you act, the easier and more affordable compliance becomes. Book a no-obligation call today.
Speak to a member of our teamMEES deadlines
Leased commercial property should meet the following ratings by these deadlines.
Since April 2023: Minimum EPC rating of E
By April 2031: Minimum EPC rating of B
For all properties over 1,000m²
Our process
How we help your business maximise its energy efficiency and achieve MEES compliance.
1 - Assessment
Commercial EPC and MEES compliance assessment of your property
2 - Recommendations
Tailored improvement recommendations to achieve compliance and reduce costs
3 - Funding
Secure funding options including grants, PPAs, and green finance
4 - Implementation
Installation and project management under the PAS 2038 framework
Request a consultation
Tell us about your property, and our team will assess your needs and outline the best route to compliance. Whether you have a single site or a large portfolio, we’ll tailor our advice to your goals, budget, and deadlines.
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Your MEES Compliance Report
The UK Government’s Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) make it unlawful to let a commercial property with an EPC rating below the required threshold. Our MEES Compliance Report is designed to protect your asset value, avoid legal penalties, and create a clear roadmap for upgrading your commercial property.
Delivered as a professional, easy-to-read document, it gives you the insight and evidence you need to plan upgrades with confidence. Our turnaround time is a maximum of 10 working days.
Your report will include:
- EPC baseline analysis – a non-domestic EPC, current rating review, and data validation
- Scenario modelling – costed improvement options to achieve target EPC levels
- Capital expenditure and ROI forecasts – investment versus savings over time
- Compliance roadmap – a step-by-step plan for meeting MEES requirements and deadlines
- Funding opportunities – the grants or subsidies available to you and how to access them
- Quality assurance – project delivery routes in line with the PAS 2038 standard
