Request an energy label for your home
Certified inspection under NTA 8800, registered in EP-Online. For apartments, terraced and corner houses and detached homes.
You request a Dutch energy label (energielabel) from a certified energy adviser. Hasibo inspects the home on site, calculates the label under NTA 8800 and registers it in EP-Online, usually within a few working days. A label costs from €330 (apartment) to €450 (detached house) including VAT and is valid for 10 years.
Key facts
- Price
- from €330 incl. VAT
- Turnaround
- inspection and registration within a few working days
- Validity
- 10 years
- Method
- NTA 8800 (basic or detailed)
- Certified since
- 2018
Clear prices
Fixed prices including VAT, no hidden costs.
Apartment — basic method
€330
Terraced or corner house — basic method
€370
Detached house — basic method
€450
Apartment — detailed method
€425
Terraced or corner house — detailed method
€475
Detached house — detailed method
€550
All prices include VAT (BTW).
When do you need an energy label?
A valid energy label is mandatory when you sell, rent out or deliver a home in the Netherlands, and you must hand it to the buyer or tenant. Since 29 May 2026 this also applies to listed monuments. Read more in when is an energy label required?
- You are selling your home and your estate agent asks for a registered label.
- You rent out a home: the label also counts in the WWS points calculation.
- You added insulation, HR++ glass, a heat pump or solar panels and want your label to reflect it.
- Your current label is older than 10 years and has expired.
How it works: from request to registered label
- 1
Request
Request the label via our request form or call +31 85 060 7816. You get a fixed price upfront.
- 2
On-site inspection
A certified adviser visits the home and records insulation, glazing, ventilation, heating, hot water and any solar panels. Invoices for insulation work help you get a better result.
- 3
Calculation under NTA 8800
We calculate energy use per m² and determine the label class, from A++++ to G.
- 4
Registration and report
The label is registered in EP-Online, the official database. You receive the label and, where useful, concrete improvement tips.
Basic or detailed method?
For most existing homes the basic method is enough: it uses standard values where no evidence is available. The detailed method calculates with the actual properties of constructions and installations — useful after a major renovation, for complex homes or when you want the most accurate result. See basic or detailed method.
What determines your label class?
- Roof, wall and floor insulation
- Glazing and window frames (single, double, HR++, triple)
- Heating: gas boiler, hybrid or all-electric heat pump
- Ventilation and heat recovery
- Hot water, solar panels or solar water heater
Want to know your home's current label first? Use our free energy label check. Tips for a better label are in improve your energy label.
Since May 2026: the redesigned energy label
Since 29 May 2026 the Dutch energy label has a new design under the EU directive EPBD IV. It shows more information, such as emissions and tailored measures, and adds an A0 class for zero-emission new buildings. Labels issued earlier remain valid.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the questions we are asked most about this topic.
1. How much does a home energy label cost?
At Hasibo a basic-method label costs €330 for an apartment, €370 for a terraced or corner house and €450 for a detached house, including VAT. A detailed inspection costs €425, €475 or €550. See how much does an energy label cost?
2. How quickly will I have my label?
After the inspection we usually register the label in EP-Online within a few working days. Selling soon? Mention it in your request and we will plan as quickly as possible.
3. How long is an energy label valid?
An energy label is valid for 10 years from the registration date, even if the home changes owner.
4. Do I need to be home for the inspection?
Yes. The adviser needs access to the whole home, including the attic, meter cupboard and installations. An average home takes about an hour.
5. Can I improve my energy label?
Yes. After insulation, new glazing, a heat pump or solar panels you can have a new label recorded. Keep invoices and product data: they count in the calculation.
Related pages
- How much does an energy label cost?
- When is an energy label required?
- Tailored energy advice for your home or building
- Check an energy label
Last updated: · by Hasibo Ingenieurs & Adviesbureau
Sources: Rijksoverheid — Energielabel woning · Rijksoverheid — Wat is een geldig energielabel? · Volkshuisvesting Nederland — Nieuw energielabel voor woningen en gebouwen (EPBD IV)