Common mistakes ·
The 7 mistakes that cost you letters on your PEB certificate
Most disappointing labels have nothing to do with the building itself but with the file. Here are the seven mistakes we encounter most often on site.
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EPC blog: field experience, renovation and best practices
Articles written from real cases handled in Wallonia, without unnecessary jargon.
Practical guide ·
Preparing for the PEB certifier's visit: the complete checklist
A well-prepared visit is shorter and gives a better label. Here is exactly what needs to be gathered.
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Moving from an F label to a C label: which works, in what order
Three types of work are usually enough to move from F to C. But they still need to be carried out in the right order.
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Real case: PEB certificate for a terraced house in Namur in 3 days
The full breakdown of a real file, from the first phone call to the delivery of the certificate, with the documents that made the difference.
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EPC certificate from €165 incl. VAT, delivered 24 to 48 h after the visit, throughout our area.
Frequently asked questions about the EPC
- How much does a PEB certificate cost in Wallonia?
- Is the PEB certificate mandatory?
- What is the validity period of a PEB certificate?
- How can you improve your PEB score?
- What do the PEB labels A, B, C, D mean?
- What is the housing energy audit in Wallonia?
- What is a PEB officer and when is one mandatory?
- What is a thermal imaging survey of a house used for?
- Is an electrical inspection mandatory to sell a property in Wallonia?
- How do you complete a PEB final declaration when the PEB officer no longer responds?
- All frequently asked questions about the PEB certificate in Wallonia