Elevate Property Marketing Ltd

Energy Brokers · Shepton Mallet, Bath · Est. 2015

11 years

Active Trading

Active

CH Status

09684650

Company No

2025

Accounts to

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Company Registration Details

Registered company name	Elevate Property Marketing Ltd
Companies House number	09684650 →
Company type	Private Limited Company (Ltd)
Registered address	56 Charlton Road, BA4 5PB
City / Region	Shepton Mallet, Bath
Date incorporated	2015
Years trading	11 years
CH status	Active
Specialism	Recorded activity: 74202
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About Elevate Property Marketing Ltd

Founded in 2015, Elevate Property Marketing Ltd has been active for 11 years — a period that spans significant change in the UK financial services landscape, including post-financial crisis regulatory reform, digital transformation and the economic disruption of recent years. The firm's continued active status through this period reflects operational stability.

The Kaeltripton Financial Index records 4544 energy brokers nationally, 14 of them in Bath.

A reputable TPI will evidence its dispute-scheme membership and disclose commission without prompting.

What Energy Brokers Do

Business energy brokers, often called third-party intermediaries or TPIs, arrange gas and electricity contracts for non-domestic customers. Broker conduct in the microbusiness market is policed through supplier obligations and dispute-scheme membership.

Much of the saving comes from avoiding rollover onto default rates rather than from rate negotiation alone.

How to Choose the Right Energy Broker

The two documents to insist on: written commission disclosure and the terms of the letter of authority. Ask which suppliers the firm actually tenders to; panel breadth varies widely between brokers.

Commission is conventionally uplift-based, which is why written disclosure before signing matters.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are energy brokers regulated in the UK?

Not by the FCA: energy broking sits outside financial services regulation. Ofgem oversees the market through supplier licence conditions, and microbusiness disputes with brokers can go to the Energy Ombudsman via qualifying dispute schemes.

How are energy brokers paid?

The standard model is an uplift on the unit rate paid by the supplier across the contract's consumption; ask for written commission disclosure before signing anything.

Can an energy broker save my business money?

In most cases, through a mix of supplier access and renewal-window discipline; missing a notice deadline costs more than most rate differences, and preventing that is much of the service.

What should I have ready when approaching an energy broker?

Bills with meter point numbers, your contract end date, current pricing and usage estimates are the working set; the notice period on your current contract is the critical date.

What is automatic rollover and how do I avoid it?

It is the automatic renewal that follows a missed notice deadline, typically at worse rates. The defence is calendar discipline: know the notice period and act inside the window.

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Elevate Property Marketing Ltd | Energy Brokers | Shepton Mallet | Est. 2015