A Domestic EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) assesses the energy efficiency of a residential property and provides a rating from A–G. It is legally required when selling or renting a home.

A Domestic EICR (Electrical Installation Condition Report) ensures the electrical system in a home is safe and compliant with UK regulations.

The CP12 certificate is a legal requirement for landlords to prove gas appliances and pipework are safe.

PAT testing ensures portable appliances in a property are safe to use.

A legal requirement for rental and commercial properties to ensure fire risks are identified and controlled.

A detailed inspection to detect asbestos-containing materials in a property.

Required for landlords to ensure water systems are safe and not at risk of Legionella bacteria.

Detailed check-in and check-out property reports documenting condition and contents.

Annual boiler servicing ensures safe, efficient operation and reduces breakdown risk.

A Commercial EPC provides an energy efficiency rating for non-domestic buildings.

A full inspection of a commercial electrical installation to ensure workplace safety.

Ensures workplace appliances meet electrical safety laws.

Mandatory for all commercial premises to meet fire safety law.

Required for new builds to confirm overheating risk is controlled.

Mandatory EPC for new builds using SAP methodology.

Confirms that properties meet Part E sound insulation regulations.

Ensures ventilation systems meet Building Regulation Part F.

Required for compliance with Part G water efficiency regulations.

Measures airtightness to meet Building Regulation requirements.