At Innes England, our multi-disciplinary approach means that we can access experts in the field of energy to provide EPC and MEES advice, helping owners, occupiers and investors with MEES performance and compliance with EPC ratings.
We work closely with clients to advise them on solutions to improve the energy performance of a building and provide ongoing support to help to future-proof their commercial property portfolio.
If you have received an EPC or MEES report with recommendations for improvements to achieve a required rating, we can assist you with procuring all necessary building works, provide costs for undertaking the works, and provide a complete project management service to implement the recommendations to help you achieve your objectives. Our EPC and MEES advice service ensures you have expert guidance every step of the way.
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DownloadThe Specialist Advice team at Innes England comprises highly skilled professionals, each bringing a wealth of experience and expertise in commercial property. Renowned for their market insights and extensive network, which they leverage to provide the best outcomes for our clients. Please get in touch with them to discuss your needs:
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Explore our case studies to see how Innes England’s expertise has successfully guided clients across various sectors in the property market.
The Challenge: As part of its continued expansion across the East Midlands, Greggs required suitable new locations that would provide strong visibility, accessibility and the space needed to meet changing customer expectations. With requirements spanning different locations and property types, the challenge was to identify opportunities that complemented Greggs’ existing estate while supporting its continued regional growth. Innes England was tasked with identifying and securing two suitable premises in Lincoln and Sherwood, building on its longstanding relationship with the national food-to-go retailer.
The Challenge: A leading Midlands university required detailed Depreciated Reinstatement Cost Assessments across six key buildings within its estate, including a Grade I-listed heritage building featuring original courtrooms and historic prison cells.