Display Energy Certificates
Assess how a building is being used and rates its current energy efficiency
A Display Energy Certificate (DEC) takes into consideration the buildings energy consumption to assess how the building is being used and rates its current energy efficiency alongside providing recommendations for energy efficiency changes.
A DEC is required by law for public buildings of over 250 m 2 , failure to display a DEC can lead to a penalty of £500, and £1000 for failing to possess or have a valid advisory report.
Our fully qualified Display Energy Certificate (DEC) assessors are able to undertake the necessary surveys for all building architypes and provide a rating and related certification and advisory report measuring the property’s energy efficiency and providing details of how the property’s rating could be improved.
Our officers will work with you to organise a site visit, conduct the survey and produce the DEC in a timely manner.
Display Energy Certificate Cost
All our survey and certification work is provided on a quote by quote basis, please contact us using the below information to discuss your requirements today.
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If you have any questions about the energy efficiency of your property and want to find out more about having an Display Energy Certificate or information on ways to improve your efficiency rating please contact us using the below details and we will pass you to one of our experienced colleagues:
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