About Us
Client Size250+
Serving Since 2010
Since 2010, Carbon Radar has provided comprehensive energy consultancy and compliance services to a wide client base across the UK, Ireland, and Europe. We are the market-leading provider of Air Conditioning TM44 Inspections, supporting compliance with the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) through impartial assessments and advice.
Our capabilities expand to Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs), Display Energy Certificates (DECs), Section 63 (Scotland) Regulations, and many other comprehensive building compliance services. We pride ourselves on our customer-centric consulting, delivering end-to-end solutions to meet the diverse needs of our clients and create measurable added value.
We use the most advanced technologies and methodologies.
Our Services
Availability24/7
CoverageNationwide
TM44s Level 3 & 4
A TM44 inspection is a legal requirement for air conditioning systems, ensuring compliance and efficiency. Our certified assessors provide thorough evaluations to help you meet regulations and reduce energy costs.
We offer a hassle-free service, working around your schedule to minimise disruption. Our detailed reports provide clear insights to ensure compliance and improve system performance.
ESOS
The Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) is a legal requirement for large UK businesses, assessing energy use and efficiency. Our qualified assessors help you comply with regulations while identifying cost-saving opportunities.
We provide a seamless, flexible service with minimal disruption to your operations. Our detailed reports offer clear recommendations to ensure compliance and improve energy efficiency.
Domestic EPCs
An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is a legal requirement in the UK for residential properties, assessing energy efficiency and environmental impact. Our accredited assessors provide precise ratings to help homeowners meet regulations and improve efficiency.
We deliver a prompt, hassle-free service with minimal disruption to your home. Our comprehensive reports offer clear guidance on compliance and practical energy-saving recommendations.
EPC Level 3, 4 & 5
An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is a legal requirement in the UK, assessing a building’s energy efficiency. Our accredited assessors provide accurate ratings to help you comply with regulations and improve performance.
We offer a fast, reliable service with minimal disruption to your property. Our detailed reports give clear guidance on compliance and energy-saving improvements.
DEC
A Display Energy Certificate (DEC) is a legal requirement for most UK public buildings, showcasing energy performance. Our qualified assessors provide accurate ratings to help you comply with regulations and improve efficiency.
We offer a swift, hassle-free service tailored to your needs. Our reports provide clear insights to ensure compliance and support sustainability efforts.
Thermal Imaging
Thermal imaging surveys provide a non-invasive method to assess heat loss, insulation performance, and potential defects in residential and commercial buildings. Our advanced thermal cameras detect hidden issues, helping you improve energy efficiency and reduce costs.
We offer fast, reliable thermal inspections with minimal disruption. Our detailed reports provide clear insights into heat loss, damp, and insulation effectiveness, enabling informed decisions on energy-saving improvements.
Carbon Radar has a team of experienced energy consultants ready to support your next project or scheme.
Testimonials
The team provided a highly professional and efficient TM44 inspection for our building. Their expertise ensured full compliance while identifying key energy-saving opportunities. The process was seamless, and their detailed reporting exceeded our expectations.
Their assessor was highly knowledgeable, delivering precise insights and practical recommendations to enhance our building’s energy efficiency. A first-class service from start to finish
The team conducted our ESOS audit with exceptional professionalism, ensuring we met regulatory requirements while uncovering opportunities for long-term energy savings.
Frequently Asked Questions
A TM44 inspection is required for any building in the UK with air conditioning systems that have a combined cooling capacity of over 12kW. This applies to both individual units and multiple smaller units that together exceed this threshold.
The inspection must be conducted every five years by an accredited assessor. It helps ensure compliance with energy efficiency regulations and can identify ways to reduce energy consumption and operating costs.
An EPC is valid for 10 years from the date of issue. It is a legal requirement when selling, renting, or constructing a property and provides an energy efficiency rating from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient).
The certificate includes recommendations to improve energy performance, which can help lower energy bills and increase a property’s market appeal. Some properties, such as listed buildings, may be exempt, but most residential and commercial properties require one.
A Display Energy Certificate (DEC) is required for public buildings over 250m² that are frequently visited by the public.
These include schools, hospitals, council buildings, and leisure centres. The DEC must be renewed annually for buildings over 1,000m², while buildings between 250m² and 1,000m² require renewal every 10 years. Alongside the DEC, an advisory report with energy-saving recommendations must be produced every seven years for larger buildings.
The Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) applies to large businesses in the UK that meet one or more of the following criteria:
ESOS assessments must be completed every four years by a qualified assessor. The scheme helps businesses identify energy-saving opportunities, potentially reducing operational costs and carbon emissions. While ESOS does not enforce specific energy-saving measures, organisations must demonstrate compliance or face financial penalties.
Failure to comply with TM44, EPC, DEC, or ESOS requirements can lead to financial penalties and legal consequences:
In addition to fines, non-compliance may impact a business’s reputation, operational efficiency, and sustainability goals. Ensuring compliance not only avoids penalties but can also unlock cost savings and improve energy performance.
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