Residential EPC
For sale or rental of homes, apartments and studios. Fixed pricing and certificate within the week.
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EPC certificates
A correct EPC certificate, handled clearly.
For homes, small non-residential units and common apartment areas. We work with recognised type-A energy experts.
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Non-residential EPC
For office, shop, practice, horeca or other small non-residential use.
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1
Contact and appointment
Once you approve, we set a date for the mandatory site visit. You receive the checklist, so you know which documents are useful.
2
Site visit and evidence
The energy expert either establishes things on site, or uses an accepted supporting document.
3
Dossier and calculation
The energy expert compiles the file, enters all the data into the software, and the software calculates the result.
4
Draft and invoice
After the calculation you receive the draft version and the invoice. Once paid, the file is submitted and you receive the official EPC.
FAQ
Answers about EPC certificates.
Helps you choose which type you need and what that means in practice.
What's the difference between a residential and non-residential EPC?
A residential EPC applies to homes, apartments and studios; a non-residential EPC applies to smaller non-residential uses such as an office, shop, practice or horeca with a limited floor area.
When is a residential EPC mandatory?
At sale in full ownership, at rental for contracts of two months or longer, for homes offered for sale without publicity since 1 April 2022, and for new usufruct arrangements.
What's an EPC for the common areas?
That's a separate EPC for the shared building envelope of an apartment building — roof, exterior walls, floor, windows/doors, lighting and collective heating, hot water or solar installations — apart from the individual EPCs per residential unit.
Does the common-areas EPC need to be renewed after a renovation?
Yes, after energy renovations to the shared building envelope, that EPC must be updated, independent of individual sales or rentals within the building.
Does a non-residential EPC apply to every type of property?
A non-residential EPC applies to a non-residential use with a usable floor area of up to 500m² and an adjoining non-residential unit of up to 1,000m²; larger or other properties fall outside that scope.
Can we go through the result together?
Yes. If you wish, we go through the EPC with you afterwards and talk it over, so you know where your label comes from.
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