Smart sustainability starts with a concrete plan,
including costs, savings and subsidies.

It is the energy label for non-residential buildings such as offices, shops and business premises. It is determined according to the NTA8800 (EP-U) by an advisor certified for this purpose.

Since 1 January 2023 an office larger than 100 m2 must have at least energy label C. If the building does not comply, it may in principle no longer be used as an office.

Then you must make it more sustainable up to at least label C. The municipality or environmental agency supervises this and can enforce it. Our sustainability advice shows which measures are needed for this.

Yes: offices smaller than 100 m2, national and municipal monuments, buildings that will be demolished or transformed within two years, and buildings where the office function is a secondary function (less than half of the floor area).

A utility label is also valid for ten years from the registration date.

On sale, letting and completion of the property. For offices the label C requirement also applies continuously, regardless of any moment of sale or letting.

The price is on request, because it depends on the floor area and the use function of the property. You receive a fixed quotation in advance.

A certified advisor assesses the building envelope and the installations on site. For larger or more complex properties this takes longer than for a home.

With different use functions in one building, a separate energy label may be needed per function. The advisor determines during the assessment how your property is classified.

The expectation is that the requirements will be tightened further towards 2030, with the plans including a higher minimum class for offices. A current label and advice help you prepare for that.

A concrete improvement plan for your property. It sets out which measures are worthwhile, what they cost, how much you save, the payback time and which subsidies are available.

The energy label is a mandatory snapshot of the energy performance. The sustainability advice goes further and tells you exactly what you can do to improve that performance.

From 699 euros including VAT, including the energy label for your home. If you combine it with other services, a bundle discount is possible.

Yes. Because the advisor carries out a full assessment anyway, the energy label is taken along and registered at the same time.

These include roof, facade, floor and glass insulation, a high-efficiency boiler or a (hybrid) heat pump, ventilation and solar panels. The advice is tailored to your specific property.

Yes. The advice sets out the current schemes that apply to you, such as the ISDE for owner-occupiers and the SVOH for private landlords, plus any municipal schemes.

For buyers who want to know what a home needs, owners who want to improve step by step, and landlords and homeowners' associations who want to draw up a plan.

The on-site assessment usually takes about an hour. You receive the completed report within a few working days.

No, the advice is entirely without obligation. You decide for yourself whether, when and in which order you carry out the measures.

Making your home more sustainable generally results in a better energy label, lower energy costs and more comfort. That often has a positive effect on the value and saleability of your home.

A report with the exact usable floor area of your home, measured according to the industry-wide measurement instruction (BBMI), which is based on the NEN 2580 standard.

For sale or letting, for listing on Funda and for valuations. Estate agents are obliged to use the measurement instruction when stating floor areas.

The measurement instruction measures the usable living area, and that often differs from the gross floor area or from outdated figures. This prevents you from advertising with an incorrect number of m2.

The usable living area, the building-related outdoor space (such as a balcony), the other internal space and the external storage space. Each category is stated separately.

The price is on request and is more favourable when you combine it with an energy label, because it can be done in the same assessment.

The on-site assessment usually takes about an hour, depending on the size of the home.

A correctly measured floor area prevents discussions or later claims about the number of m2 and ensures a fair price per square metre.

Affiliated estate agents (NVM, VBO, VastgoedPRO) are obliged to apply the measurement instruction. If you sell yourself, a measurement report is strongly recommended to avoid risks.

You receive the measurement report with the substantiation of the measurements. Floor plans can be supplied on request.

Yes. The measurement and the energy label assessment take place in one and the same appointment, which saves you time and money.

The housing valuation system (WWS) uses a points system to determine the maximum rent of a home. A points assessment makes clear how many points your home has.

For landlords who want to know which rent they are allowed to charge and whether their home falls in the regulated segment or the free sector.

Yes. The energy label determines part of the points: the better the label, the more points and the higher the permitted rent.

Clarity about the maximum rent, about whether you fall under regulated rent, and certainty that you are not charging too much or too little.

Since 1 July 2024 the WWS has been extended and made binding up to a higher points threshold, so that part of the mid-range rental segment is now also regulated. A current assessment has therefore become more important.

The tenant can go to the Rent Tribunal (Huurcommissie). This can lead to a mandatory rent reduction and, in case of a breach of the rules, to enforcement by the municipality.

These include the floor area, the WOZ value, the energy label, the fixtures in the kitchen and bathroom, the outdoor space and whether it is a monument.

The price is on request and can be determined per home or for an entire complex.

With a new letting or after changes to the home, a new assessment is sensible. Moreover, the rules and the WOZ value change annually.

Yes, and that is often smart: the energy label is one of the building blocks of the points assessment, so both can be arranged in one appointment.

With the express service your assessment and registration are given priority in the planning, so that you have your label or report sooner.

An assessment and registration can often be done within 24 to 48 hours, depending on the availability of an advisor in your region. Call us for the current possibilities.

A surcharge applies on top of the regular rate for the service. You hear that amount in advance, so that you are not faced with surprises.

For our services that require an assessment, such as the energy label and the BBMI measurement report.

Usually because an estate agent or notary needs the energy label before a home may go online or before the transfer takes place at the notary.

Sometimes it can, if an advisor is available. Contact us by phone and we will immediately look at what is feasible.

Yes. Even with the express service, the advisor goes through exactly the same NTA8800 process and the label is officially registered with EP-Online. The validity does not change.

Call us or indicate on your request that it is urgent. We will then schedule it with priority.

Throughout our entire working area: Zuidoost-Brabant and Noord-Limburg.

Access to the home and the usual details. The more proof of insulation and installations you have ready, the smoother and more favourably the assessment proceeds.