When applying for an energy label, there are a number of things you should pay attention to to avoid problems:
- Incomplete information: Make sure you tell the inspector all provides necessary information about your home, such as the type of home, year of construction, surface area and any energy-saving measures. Incomplete information can lead to an incorrect energy label.
- Expert selection: Choose a recognized and competent energy advisor to carry out the inspection. An incompetent expert can lead to an incorrect energy label, which can cause problems when selling or renting your home.
- Request on time: Request the inspection on time, so that there are no unnecessary delay occurs in the sales or rental process. A late application can lead to time pressure and possible problems with obtaining a valid energy label.
By avoiding these pitfalls and being careful when applying for an energy label, you can ensure that the process runs smoothly and your home is properly assessed for energy efficiency.