CASE STUDY

Future-Proofing A 40-Unit Commercial Estate

Creating a costed pathway to EPC B, then delivering the improvements across a live, occupied estate.

CLIENT
General Projects
SECTOR
Commercial Estate
Define

Performance Targets & Data Strategy

Understand

Define

Improve

Performance Audits

Deliver

Delivery & Occupier Management

Prove

Stakeholder Reporting

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Opportunity

General Projects was seeking to future-proof Florentia against tightening EPC requirements, using a clear, costed pathway to move 40 commercial units towards EPC B, while protecting long-term let ability and asset value.

With varied units across a live, occupied estate, delivery required careful coordination to minimise disruption. Taking a proactive approach would help General Projects manage future compliance risk while protecting occupier experience and strengthening the estate’s long-term investment resilience.

Approach

LifeProven turned 40 individual EPC assessments into a single, costed pathway to EPC B, using detailed modelling to identify where investment would have the greatest impact and avoid unnecessary works.

We then translated strategy into delivery, using targeted roof replacements, specialist procurement and careful programme sequencing to manage cost and delivery risk while keeping the occupied estate operational.

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CLIENT IMPACT
We work with LifeProven across a range of our assets and value the commercial, technical and delivery expertise they bring to each commission. At Florentia, they helped us move from understanding the EPC performance of 40 individual units to a clear, costed improvement strategy and ultimately into delivery. Their ability to connect building performance with cost, programme and occupier requirements gives us confidence that investment decisions are both practical today and aligned with the long-term performance of the asset.
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