Domestic and non-domestic, both explained
A BER for a house sale, a BER for a commercial unit, and a DEC for a public building are different jobs. Each gets a clear, separate explanation.
A domestic BER for a sale or rental, or a DEC for a public or commercial building, a site that explains what’s involved plainly, and a Lead Engine that captures the property type and reason before you quote.
A BER for a house sale, a BER for a commercial unit, and a DEC for a public building are different jobs. Each gets a clear, separate explanation.
Your SEAI registration number and qualifications, shown where a solicitor, estate agent or building manager looks for them.
A BER is usually needed by a date, sale closing, tenancy starting, compliance deadline. The site and enquiry flow reflect that urgency.
A BER for a house sale, a rental, and a grant application all need the same certificate, but very different turnaround. A Lead Engine finds out which one it is straight away.
Assessment type
Domestic BER, non-domestic BER, or DEC
Reason
Sale, rental, grant application, or compliance
Property
Type, approximate size, county and town
Timeline & contact
Deadline if there is one, and best way to reach them
A BER needed for a closing next week is a different job to one for a grant application three months out. Knowing the deadline upfront means you can say yes to what you can actually deliver, and quote realistically on the rest.
A few quick questions and we'll come back with a clear plan and price. No money down.