EPC Certificate in Woluwe-Saint-Lambert

The Tomberg and Roodebeek neighbourhoods, served by the metro, concentrate 4- to 8-storey apartment buildings from the 1960s–1970s. These apartments of 60 to 100 m² often show an EPC between D and F due to single glazing and inadequate insulation. Replacing glazing and improving heating can quickly gain 2 classes. Our rates from €165 for an apartment make certification affordable.

Boulevard Brand Whitlock and Avenue Georges Henri form an urban axis with large apartment buildings and some converted townhouses. The building stock is mainly post-war, with brick and concrete facades. EPC scores generally fall between D and E, but co-ownerships that have invested in roof insulation and new windows achieve C.

The proximity of the UCL Brussels Woluwe campus and the Fallon stadium creates a very dynamic market for studios and student bedsits. Every small unit (20–40 m²) requires an EPC certificate for rental. At our rate of €125 per studio, landlords with multiple units get excellent value for money.

The Hof ten Berg residential area and the Kapelleveld garden neighbourhood consist mainly of detached houses and terraced houses with gardens. These properties from the 1920s–1960s show varying energy performance (C to E). Roof insulation and boiler replacement are the most cost-effective improvements. House certification from €245.