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What Sortd Industrial does, and who it's for

Sortd Industrial is built on the government's EPC register for industrial and warehouse buildings in England and Wales. It shows each building's rating, floor area, estimated expiry and MEES position, lists the new EPCs lodged to let or for sale each morning, and shows where the upgrade work is, district by district. Here is each tool, the problem it solves and the plan that includes it.

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Every tool

10 tools

  • New EPCs, every morning

    For
    Agents, surveyors and valuers, Retrofit, solar and LED contractors, Developers
    The problem
    Buildings come to market before anyone tells you. By the time a letting or sale is on a portal, someone else has the instruction or the job.
    What it does
    Every morning, the industrial and warehouse EPCs newly on the register for your areas (most lodged the day before), with why each was lodged (to let, for sale or new build), its rating and its MEES position. A Monday email sums up the week.

    About 931 industrial buildings a month have an EPC lodged because they're being let or marketed for sale (7,700 to let and 3,472 for sale in the 12 months to 30 Sep 2026).

    Included in: Professional (your area screens); Area Data (any local authority); Enterprise (any local authority)

    Start with Professional, £79 a month

  • Building checker

    For
    Everyone
    The problem
    Does this building meet today's E minimum, and when does its EPC run out? The government register shows one address at a time, and many tools still use the dropped 2027 and 2030 MEES dates.
    What it does
    Search any industrial or warehouse EPC in England and Wales by postcode, postcode district or address. See its band, floor area and estimated expiry, and where it stands under MEES: whether it meets today's E minimum, and whether it's over 1,000 m² (10,764 sq ft) and short of the proposed EPC B standard.

    25,619 industrial and warehouse buildings over 1,000 m² are rated C to E, short of the proposed B line.

    Included in: Free; Investor; Professional; Area Data; Enterprise

    Check a building

  • Watchlist and alerts

    For
    Investors and SIPP owners, Agents, surveyors and valuers, Lenders, funds and national firms
    The problem
    Certificates lapse, get replaced or change rating without anyone noticing, and each change moves a building's position.
    What it does
    Save the buildings you own, manage or are buying. We email you the morning a new EPC is lodged, a rating changes, or a certificate comes within 12 months of lapsing.

    53% of the 25,619 C to E buildings over 1,000 m² have an EPC that has lapsed or is estimated to expire before 2031.

    Included in: Free (5 buildings, no alerts); Investor (50 buildings); Professional (unlimited); Area Data (50 buildings); Enterprise (unlimited)

    Start with Investor, £290 a yearor £29 a month

  • Building reports

    For
    Investors and SIPP owners, Agents, surveyors and valuers, Developers, Retrofit, solar and LED contractors
    The problem
    What would improve this building's rating, and which measures pay back first?
    What it does
    The full EPC position for a building, with the assessor's recommendations grouped by payback: under 3 years, 3 to 7 years, and over 7.

    Included in: Investor; Professional; Area Data; Enterprise

    Start with Investor, £290 a yearor £29 a month

  • Client reports

    For
    Agents, surveyors and valuers, Lenders, funds and national firms
    The problem
    Advisers spend hours writing up a building's MEES position for a landlord, a buyer or a valuation file, and RICS now asks valuers to assess the risk MEES poses.
    What it does
    One click makes an A4 report with your name on it: the EPC rating and MEES position, the key facts and the assessor's recommendations. Print it or save it as a PDF.

    Included in: Investor; Professional; Area Data; Enterprise

    Start with Investor, £290 a yearor £29 a month

  • Area screens

    For
    Agents, surveyors and valuers, Developers
    The problem
    Where does every industrial building in my patch stand on its EPC, and which am I not watching yet?
    What it does
    Every industrial building over 1,000 m² in a local authority, with its rating, MEES position and estimated expiry, those rated below B first. Filter it, or export it as a CSV.

    Included in: Professional (3 local authorities); Enterprise (as many as you need)

    Start with Professional, £79 a month

  • Portfolio upload

    For
    Agents, surveyors and valuers, Lenders, funds and national firms
    The problem
    A client sends a spreadsheet of 200 addresses. Checking each one by hand takes days.
    What it does
    Paste or upload addresses, UPRNs or certificate numbers. Each is matched with a confidence level for you to review, then saved to your watchlist or exported.

    Included in: Professional; Enterprise

    Start with Professional, £79 a month

  • Deal calculator

    For
    Investors and SIPP owners, Developers
    The problem
    Is this unit still worth buying once its EPC position is taken into account?
    What it does
    Net initial yield, yield on rateable value, rent against rateable value and total cost from the figures you enter, beside the building's rating, MEES position and estimated expiry.

    Included in: Investor; Professional; Enterprise

    Start with Investor, £290 a yearor £29 a month

  • District data

    For
    Retrofit, solar and LED contractors, Developers
    The problem
    Where is the demand for upgrades, and what kind of work is it?
    What it does
    Every postcode district in England and Wales: the rating mix, buildings rated F or G, buildings over 1,000 m² rated C to E and their floor area, heating fuels and the upgrades assessors recommend most, with a CSV.

    Included in: Area Data (all of England and Wales); Enterprise (on request)

    Start with Area Data, £149 a month

  • Local-authority figures

    For
    Everyone
    The problem
    How does my area's industrial stock rate, and how does it compare with the region?
    What it does
    Free figures for each of the 316 local authorities in England and Wales with industrial or warehouse buildings over 1,000 m²: buildings and floor area rated C to E, buildings rated F or G, the rating mix and the national rank.

    Included in: Free to everyone, no account needed

    See your area

Figures from the government's EPC register, snapshot 30 Sep 2026; see the methodology. The proposed EPC B standard still needs legislation.

Which plan is right for you

Start free with the checker. Pick the plan that matches the work you do; you can change later.

  • Agents, surveyors and valuers

    Professional, £79 a month

    New EPCs in your areas every morning, area screens, client reports and portfolio upload.

  • Investors and SIPP owners

    Investor, £290 a year (£24.17 a month)

    or £29 a month

    Watch up to 50 buildings with alerts, see what each needs, and price it into a deal.

  • Developers

    Professional, £79 a month

    Screen whole local authorities by rating and size, and price the EPC position into a deal; Investor is enough for single sites.

  • Retrofit, solar and LED contractors

    Area Data, £149 a month

    Where the upgrade work is, district by district, and the new EPCs in any local authority.

  • Lenders, funds and national firms

    Enterprise, by enquiry

    Portfolio-scale screening, exports and seats, scoped with you.

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