Rent indexation starts with a valid EPC label.
For homes with EPC label A+, A, B or C, full indexation without correction factors is possible. Other labels use correction factors under the current Flemish rules.
No valid or favourable EPC label? Start there.
This is mainly an EPC service with a landlord angle: we clarify the current rule, then arrange a residential EPC when the file needs one.
- Check whether the current EPC is still valid.
- Check the label before applying indexation.
- Request a new EPC when the certificate is missing, expired or outdated.
EPC-led service
The EPC label is the starting point for the indexation question.
Answers for landlords.
This helps you see faster when an EPC is needed, how the label plays a role and which step logically follows.
My EPC is missing or expired — can I still index the rent?
Request a new EPC first when it's missing, expired or outdated; without a valid EPC you can't prove the label condition for indexation.
What should I check before indexing the rent?
First check whether the current EPC is still valid and which label it carries; that determines whether full indexation is possible or whether the current Flemish correction factors apply.
Does EPC Lochristi also help with the indexation calculation itself?
We clarify the current rule for your file, and then arrange a residential EPC when that's needed for the indexation.
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