A non-domestic EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) is a legally required document that rates the energy efficiency of a commercial or business property on a scale from A+ to G. If you own, let, or are buying a commercial property in the West Midlands, there is a very good chance you need one — and if …
Five common EPC myths are quietly costing West Midlands homeowners and landlords thousands of pounds — whether through underselling their property, risking heavy fines, or simply not understanding what an Energy Performance Certificate can do for them. If you have heard that EPCs are just a tick-box exercise, or that your older West Midlands home …
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The short answer is this: the EPC rules are changing, but the compliance deadlines are not 2026. The government published its formal proposals on 21 January 2026, introducing a reformed EPC methodology — but landlords won’t be legally required to use the new system until 1 October 2029, and the new minimum rating of EPC …
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If you own or let a commercial property in the West Midlands, you need a Non-Domestic Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) before you can sell or rent it out — and if your building is currently rated F or G, you may already be in breach of the law. A Non-Domestic EPC rates your commercial building’s …