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ACCREDITATIONS THAT REDUCE BUYER RISK

Multi-Body Accredited — Verified, Audited, Trusted

Strata holds accreditations across seven major industry bodies covering electrical work, energy assessment, retrofit, and consumer protection. For procurement teams, asset managers and landlords — these accreditations mean qualified people, audited processes, and accountable delivery.

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WHY ACCREDITATIONS MATTER

Risk Reduction for Anyone Buying Survey or Electrical Services

Accreditation isn’t a formality. For procurement officers running PQQ assessments, asset managers awarding subcontracts, and landlords selecting compliance providers, accreditations are concrete evidence of competence, training, insurance, and accountability. Each body listed here independently audits its members. That audit trail is the value.

NICEIC Registered

The UK’s leading electrical certification scheme. Annual independent assessment of work, technical competence, insurance and customer service. NICEIC registration is a fundamental trust signal for any electrical contractor.

TrustMark

Government-endorsed quality scheme covering installation work in homes. Required for many publicly-funded retrofit programmes. Signals consumer protection, complaint resolution and compliance with required standards.

Elmhurst Energy

One of the UK’s largest accreditation bodies for energy assessors. Covers Domestic EPCs (DEA), Non-Domestic EPCs (NDEA), Display Energy Certificates (DEC), and PAS 2035 Retrofit Assessor accreditation.

ECMK

Independent accreditation body for energy assessors and retrofit professionals. Covers DEA, NDEA, DEC and Air Conditioning Inspector schemes. Strict audit and compliance requirements.

Quidos

Major UK accreditation scheme for energy assessors. DEA, NDEA, OCDEA capability. Particularly active in commercial EPC and Display Energy Certificate work.

Sterling Accreditation

Energy assessor accreditation scheme covering domestic and non-domestic EPC work. Multi-body accreditation through Sterling provides redundancy and continuity of supply.

PAS 2035 Capability

PAS 2035 is the UK Government’s Publicly Available Specification for retrofit work — the standard that applies to all publicly-funded retrofit programmes including the Warm Homes: Social Housing Fund, ECO4 (until December 2026), and the Boiler Upgrade Scheme. Strata operates within the PAS 2035 framework with Retrofit Assessors accredited through Elmhurst. This capability is what allows us to act as a delivery partner for retrofit programmes — councils, housing associations and main contractors can engage Strata knowing the PAS 2035 audit trail is intact.

What PAS 2035 Capability Means

BEYOND ACCREDITATIONS

Insurance, Vetting and Operational Standards

Accreditations are necessary but not sufficient. Strata’s wider operational standards include comprehensive insurance, fully vetted personnel, and documented quality processes that procurement teams can review.

Public Liability Insurance

Comprehensive PL cover suitable for residential, commercial and programme-scale work. Certificates available on request.

Professional Indemnity

PI cover scaled to contract value. Particularly important for survey, assessment and design-stage work where errors could have downstream impact.

DBS-Vetted Team

All field surveyors and electricians DBS-vetted. Particularly relevant for work in occupied housing, schools, healthcare and vulnerable-resident environments.

Health & Safety

CHAS-aligned health and safety processes. RAMS produced for every project. CSCS cards held by all site personnel.

GDPR Compliant

All data handling — survey data, personal information, photographic records — managed under documented GDPR-compliant processes.

Continuous Audit Trail

Survey Programme Management System maintains complete audit trail for every job — surveyor, time, location, photos, scoring, QA. Defensible documentation throughout.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Common Questions

Yes. Each accreditation body maintains a public register where you can verify Strata’s status — NICEIC.com, TrustMark.org.uk, ElmhurstEnergy.co.uk, ECMK.co.uk, Quidos.co.uk, SterlingAccreditation.com. We provide our company-specific reference numbers on request.

Both are independent accreditation bodies for energy assessors. Elmhurst is one of the largest and oldest schemes; Quidos is also major and particularly strong in commercial work. Multi-body accreditation gives us continuity of supply and broader capability across different EPC types.

Strata operates to CHAS-aligned health and safety standards. We are progressing formal Constructionline membership as part of our framework qualification programme. SafeContractor and similar accreditations available on case-by-case basis where contracts require.

Standard cover includes Public Liability £5m, Professional Indemnity £2m, and Employer’s Liability £10m. For larger contracts, we can arrange increased PI cover (up to £10m) where required by the client. Insurance certificates available on request.

Each scheme runs its own annual audit. NICEIC requires annual technical inspection of work. Energy assessor schemes (Elmhurst, ECMK, Quidos, Sterling) require annual CPD, audit lodgements and may carry out spot-checks of submitted EPCs.

PAS 2030 covers the technical specification for installation of energy efficiency measures in homes (the ‘how’ of retrofit installation). PAS 2035 is broader — it covers the whole-house retrofit process including assessment, design, coordination, installation and post-completion. They work together — most retrofit programmes require both.

Yes. Elmhurst, ECMK and Quidos all cover non-domestic energy assessor accreditation (NDEA, OCDEA). NICEIC covers commercial electrical work. PAS 2035 currently focuses on domestic retrofit but related schemes exist for commercial. We confirm specific accreditation match to project type at scoping stage.

Work With an Accredited Partner

Whether you’re a procurement officer assessing PQQ submissions, an asset manager comparing subcontract suppliers, or a landlord choosing a compliance provider — we’d welcome the conversation.