MEES Compliance
Reviews
Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards are tightening. We review your portfolio, identify risk, and get you compliant before deadlines bite.
Who needs this?
Commercial landlords with properties rated below E
Residential landlords with F or G-rated properties
Property investors managing large portfolios
Anyone planning to let or re-let a property
What's involved
- Review your existing EPCs
- Identify properties below the required threshold
- Model improvement works needed to meet minimum rating
- Advise on most cost-effective route to compliance
Regulations are changing
EPC C
Domestic rented homes must reach EPC C by 1 October 2030, and larger commercial buildings (over 1,000m²) are set to require EPC B by 2031. Acting early avoids rushed, costly works under deadline pressure.
We flag upcoming deadlines specific to your portfolio so you can plan works at the right time and right cost.
What you get
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MEES compliance report
A clear assessment of your portfolio against current and upcoming minimum energy efficiency standards.
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Prioritised action plan
Properties ranked by urgency and cost of compliance, so you know exactly where to act first.
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Exemptions guidance
Where exemptions apply, we identify them and advise on the correct registration process.
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Updated EPCs
Following any improvement works, we issue updated EPCs to confirm the new rating.
Pricing
Every project is priced individually. Tell us what you need and we'll confirm a fixed quote within 24 hours, no obligation.
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Single property review
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MEES compliance check for a single domestic or commercial property.
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Portfolio review (up to 10)
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Consolidated review across up to 10 properties with a single action plan.
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Bundle with EPC assessments
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Best value option, combine MEES review and updated EPC assessments in one instruction.
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Frequently asked questions
My property is rated E, am I compliant?
Currently yes for most lettings, but regulations are tightening. We'll advise on your specific situation and flag any upcoming deadlines that affect you.
Are there exemptions to MEES?
Yes, certain circumstances qualify, including third-party consent issues, high cost exemptions and recent tenant refusals. We identify these during your review.
Do you carry out the improvement works too?
Yes. Through our contractor network we can manage insulation, heating upgrades and other works needed to meet the required rating.
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