Professional, to-scale property floor plans for estate agents, lettings agents, and property professionals across Bath, Keynsham, Radstock, Frome, Bradford on Avon, Trowbridge, Shepton Mallet, and the wider Somerset and Wiltshire region.
Floor plans have become one of the most expected elements of a property listing. Research consistently shows that buyers and tenants are more likely to enquire about — and proceed with — properties where a floor plan is provided. For a competitive market like Bath, where buyers are often relocating from elsewhere and making decisions before an in-person visit, a clear floor plan can be the difference between a viewing booked and a listing scrolled past.
Estate agents across Bath and the South West increasingly include floor plans as standard. For private landlords and vendors marketing independently, having a professionally drawn plan gives your listing the same quality signal as an agent-managed property.
Our floor plans are produced using specialist assessor software, drawing on accurate measurements taken during an on-site visit. Each plan is drawn to scale and clearly labels rooms with their dimensions and usage. The resulting files are suitable for:
Plans can be supplied in formats compatible with standard property marketing platforms. Speak to us if you have specific requirements for your agent or portal.
Because our floor plans are produced using the same specialist software used for energy performance assessments, we can often carry out your EPC and floor plan in a single visit. For Bath landlords and vendors who need both — as is common when bringing a property to market — this saves time, reduces disruption, and means you deal with one assessor rather than two.
Whether you need a floor plan alone or as part of a broader package with a residential EPC and, where applicable, a fire risk assessment, Firenergy can accommodate your requirements.
Bath’s property market is unlike most others in the South West. Georgian terraced houses, converted basement flats, former townhouses divided into apartments — many of these properties have layouts that are difficult to convey in photographs alone. A well-drawn floor plan communicates the flow of a property, the relationship between rooms, and the overall footprint in a way that no photograph can.
Our assessor is familiar with the variety of property types across Bath and the surrounding towns, from city centre apartments to rural farmhouses in the Somerset and Wiltshire countryside, and produces plans that accurately reflect each building’s layout.
Our fire risk assessments are carried out by a director holding Tier 1 status on the National Fire Risk Assessor Register, the highest level of independent recognition for fire risk assessors in England. It's a standard that matters when regulators, insurers, and enforcing authorities ask questions.
Our assessor's background is in health and safety within the construction sector, where fire risk, structural complexity, and multi-occupancy hazards are routine. That practical experience informs every assessment we carry out, from a straightforward office to a complex converted building.
We're based in Midsomer Norton and work regularly across Bath and the surrounding area. From Georgian terraced conversions in the city centre to HMOs in Oldfield Park and commercial premises across North East Somerset, we know the building types common to this region.
Every report includes a prioritised action plan written in plain language, so you know what needs to be done, what can be scheduled, and what you can evidence to your insurer or enforcing authority.
At Firenergy, we cover up to an hour away from Bath. Check out some of the other towns and cities we cover:
Commercial EPCs assess the building itself — its fabric, services, and design — rather than how it is used by a particular occupant. The methodology (SBEM) is different from the residential process (RdSAP), and the assessment must be carried out by a qualified Non-Domestic Energy Assessor rather than a domestic energy assessor.
This depends on the size and complexity of the building. A straightforward office or retail unit may take one to two hours. Larger or more complex premises will take longer. Our assessor will confirm the likely duration when you make an enquiry.
In many cases, yes — particularly where a building is being converted and then sold or let. If you’re converting a property in Bath or the surrounding area and are unsure of your obligations, we can advise based on the specifics of your project.
Yes, if it is still within its 10-year validity period and the building has not changed significantly. If significant works have been carried out — such as heating upgrades, new glazing, or insulation — a new assessment is likely to produce a better rating and may be worth commissioning.