Step 1
Enter your address
You fill in your postcode, your house number and the building type. That tells us which assessors work in your postcode area and which rate applies to a home of your size.
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Comparing takes three steps and a few minutes. You see which certified EP assessors cover your address, what they charge and how quickly they can carry out the survey. It costs you nothing and commits you to nothing.
Step 1
You fill in your postcode, your house number and the building type. That tells us which assessors work in your postcode area and which rate applies to a home of your size.
Step 2
You see the assessors listed together, with their price, their delivery time and their rating beside them. You sort and filter yourself, for instance by the lowest price or the earliest survey.
Step 3
You choose an assessor and send your request to them. They then contact you to arrange the survey, and you settle the appointment with them.
Four figures are shown for every assessor. Below you can read what they mean and where they come from.
Price
This is the amount from the assessor's own rate card, for your building type and your floor area. We add no mark-up: you pay them exactly what you see here.
Delivery time
The assessor states how many days it takes before they can visit. If you are in a hurry, because the handover date is already fixed, you can filter on it.
Rating
A rating can only be left by a client who completed their job through this platform. We buy no reviews and take none from other sites. If an assessor carries no rating yet, none has been given yet.
Coverage
Assessors state per postcode area where they work. You therefore only see assessors who genuinely cover your address.
No. Comparing is free and without obligation, and you can close this page without having agreed to anything. You only pay the assessor you choose, at the price you saw beforehand.
The assessor. You enter into the agreement for the energy label with them directly, and they invoice you as well. We add no mark-up to their rate and send no bill for the survey ourselves.
By the sorting you choose yourself. The lowest price is shown first by default; you can also sort by rating or by delivery time. An assessor cannot buy a better place in the list. The full explanation is on How our ranking works.
Rates from the assessors on EnergieLabel24 fall between €199 and €489. What you pay depends on the building type and its floor area: an apartment costs less than a detached house, and commercial premises are calculated separately. The assessor states the price up front, so you know the amount before you commit to anything. Where those differences come from is set out on energy label cost.
| What you see per assessor | Price, delivery time, rating and distance to your address |
| Price range on this platform | €199 and €489 |
| Validity of the label | 10 years |
| Who may carry out the survey | Only a certified EP assessor (EP-W for homes, EP-U for commercial) |
| Calculation method | NTA 8800, mandatory since 1 January 2021 |
| Where the label is filed | EP-Online, the national register run by RVO |
When selling, letting or handing over a property. At that moment a valid label registered in EP-Online must exist, and the buyer or tenant must receive it. A label is valid for ten years, so an older one may have expired. You may already have one: look it up free of charge via energy label check. Which buildings the obligation covers, and the exceptions to it, are set out on energy label required. What happens if you sell or let without one is set out on energy label fine.
Only assessors certified to survey and register energy labels. They work throughout the Netherlands; per postcode area you see who covers it. What an assessor can do for you varies: alongside the energy label, some also offer a NEN 2580 measurement report or advice on improving your label.
The assessors currently on the platform are listed below. Which of them is available for your address is shown by the comparison at the top of this page.
That differs per assessor and is stated with every offer. After the survey the assessor registers the label; it is then usually retrievable in EP-Online within a few working days.
No. Since 1 January 2021 only a certified EP assessor may survey and register an energy label. The old provisional label you could fill in yourself no longer exists.
Then you usually need nothing, as long as it is still valid. Check that first, free of charge, via energy label check; if a valid label is on file, there is no need to engage an assessor.
The rules and definitions on this page come from the official sources below. Last checked on 12 September 2026.