Request an ENERGY LABEL for your home

28th November 2024
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Via Amsterdam Rentals, you can request your Energy Label

The energy label expresses how energy-efficient a home is. The lower the number, the more energy-efficient the living space. About 150 housing characteristics are included for drawing up an energy label. This concerns the properties and dimensions of the floors, walls, windows, panels, doors and roofs. Are you wondering if the house already has an energy label?

Are you curious whether the house already has an energy label?
Look at the Find Your Energy label.

● Homes up to 50 m2:
€ 245.63
● Homes between 51 and 100 m2:
€ 263.12
● Homes between 101 and 150 m2:
€ 289.52
● Homes between 151 and 200 m2:
€ 307.12
● Homes between 201 and 250 m2:
€ 323.84
● WWS Points calculation in combination with an energy label
€ 121.00
● WWS Points calculation without energy label
€ 190.58

All prices include VAT and a 10% to 20% discount on the standard rates of Energielabel Holland.


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