Request EPC Certificate in Drogenbos

Housing Market & EPC in Drogenbos

Drogenbos is the smallest of the six facility municipalities around Brussels, about 18 km from our Tervuren office. It has no sub-municipalities and borders Linkebeek, Sint-Genesius-Rode and Beersel, with Brussels municipalities right next door. It lies along the Zenne, in the Flemish Region. Anyone selling or letting a home in Drogenbos therefore needs a Flemish EPC, even if the whole family speaks French. We work in Dutch, French and English.

Drogenbos is small and densely built, with residential streets close to the city and a mix of terraced houses, smaller family homes and apartments. Its character is more urban than that of the greener municipalities further out. Older homes usually score lower than newer ones, and for smaller properties roof insulation and glazing are often the first things the assessor looks at.

An EPC for a compact home in Drogenbos covers the same elements as for a large villa, but they weigh differently: a terraced house or apartment has less heat-loss surface, so heating, ventilation and glazing count heavily. The assessor records everything on site and prepares the certificate. It is required as soon as you publicly sell or let, stays valid for ten years, and the label must appear in the listing. A buyer of a home with label E or F must reach label D within a fixed period after the deed. That period depends on the date of the deed; check yours on vlaanderen.be.