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An indicative engineer’s fee for an energy performance certificate by property type and floor area.
The fee is not regulated. Engineers set their own prices, so this is a market range, not a tariff.
The ranges are the lowest and highest fees published by two engineering and property websites in 2026, for apartments and detached houses by floor area, before 24% . Above 250 m² the price is by quotation.
The electronic fee paid on the platform is separate and depends on the floor area. It is not included. Ask whether the engineer’s offer covers it.
A certificate is valid for 10 years unless the building is substantially altered.
Advertised “from” prices often cover small units and exclude or the platform fee. Ask for the total in writing.
No. The engineer’s fee is free-market. Only the platform fee is set by the state.
In general an is required for a sale or a new rental and must be quoted in the advertisement. Check the current rules for your case.
No. The fee depends on the size and type of the property and the engineer, not on the resulting energy class.
What is not included: The electronic fee paid on the platform, whose amount depends on the floor area. It is not calculated here. Ask the engineer whether the offer includes it.
Validity: 10 years (unless the building is substantially altered).
Prices are the lowest and highest published by two engineering and property websites in 2026. Very low advertised prices (“from €25–30”) often apply to small units and exclude VAT or the fee. Ask for a written quote.
Indicative engineer's fee
€50.00 – €120.00