Holiday-let focus
Cottages, not new-builds
Solid limestone, annexes, and changeover diaries shape the visit. We assess how the cottage is actually let.
Our services
EPC Assessment
RdSAP assessment for a restored limestone holiday cottage near Cirencester — band issued, recommendations ranked, owner briefed between changeovers.
A three-bed limestone cottage on the Cirencester fringe needed a current EPC before the next season’s listings went live.
We booked the visit between Saturday changeovers, confirmed loft and heating access, and issued the certificate with a short owner note on which recommendations were worth discussing for solid stone.
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Listed holiday cottage EPC in Tetbury — assessment completed with fabric and consent limits noted, improvement talk kept realistic.
MEES compliance review for a Stow holiday let ahead of remortgage — band exposure explained, evidence checked, options kept realistic for stone fabric.
Portfolio certificate plan for three Bourton-area holiday cottages — expiry mapped, visits sequenced, managers left with a clear renewal order.
Holiday-let focus
Solid limestone, annexes, and changeover diaries shape the visit. We assess how the cottage is actually let.
Our servicesClear reporting
You get the rating, what drove it, and which recommendations are worth discussing — not a wall of jargon.
View case studiesMEES awareness
Where the cottage sits against the minimum standard, and which paths are realistic for Cotswold fabric.
MEES reviewsPortfolio-ready
We map certificate expiry so managers are not chasing six assessments in the same peak month.
Portfolio managementGuest diaries
Where we can, visits sit in turnaround gaps. Loft and heating access confirmed before we arrive.
Read FAQsLocal coverage
Cirencester, Stow, Bourton, Tetbury, Campden, Bibury, Cheltenham fringe, and the villages between.
Areas we cover