SBEM / commercial EPC
From £400
Non-domestic energy modelling and commercial EPCs.
Commercial and bespoke
Heat loss survey: commercial building
Room-by-room or zone heat loss for heating and HVAC design in commercial buildings.
Priced to the building
From £750
We confirm a fixed fee after a short call.
Credited against your installation if you go ahead within 90 days.
Request a quote Or call 020 8914 7824What you get
What's included
- Site survey of the building fabric, glazing and zones
- Heat loss by room or zone for heating and HVAC design
- Report to brief your design and installation team
Who it's for
- Offices, shops, schools, hospitality and care settings planning new heating or cooling
- Landlords and facilities managers specifying heat pumps or HVAC
The visit
Visits are planned around opening hours. We'll agree access, timing and scope after a short call.
Request a quote
Get a price for your heat loss survey: commercial building
Tell us a little about the building. We'll call to scope it and confirm a fixed fee.
- 1Send us the details
- 2We scope it on a short call
- 3Fixed fee, then survey and report
Questions
About the heat loss survey: commercial building
Why isn't this bookable online?
Commercial buildings vary too much for a fixed fee. Tell us about the building and we'll come back with a price — from £750.
Is the fee credited?
If you go ahead with the work through LINX within 90 days, the survey fee is credited against your installation. If you don't, you still keep the report.
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