energy-renovation
In a context where housing is becoming increasingly energy efficient, the issue of ventilation and indoor air quality is emerging as a central concern in Belgium. Long considered secondary, it is now at the heart of renovation projects, both for comfort and health reasons. Given the naturally humid climate, the aging housing stock, and regulatory requirements related to energy performance, ventilation can no longer be left to chance. See more
energy-renovation
During a renovation project in Belgium, the choice of frames is a crucial step. Windows play an important role in the thermal comfort of the home, indoor brightness, acoustic insulation, and the security of the residence. In many Belgian homes, old frames can be responsible for significant heat loss. See more
home-renovation
Renovating your home is one of the most important projects of a lifetime. In Belgium, between the requirements of the EPC certificate, regional specifics, and the diversity of the property market, building a realistic budget requires method and expertise. This guide provides you with all the keys to estimate your work, avoid unpleasant surprises, and optimize your financial aid. See more
home-renovation
Renovating an old house in Belgium is a project as exciting as it is demanding. Whether it's a master house, a workers' dwelling, a row house, or a brick building typical of Belgian heritage: these homes offer a unique charm but also present numerous technical constraints. According to construction sector data, over 60% of Belgian homes were built before 1980, and a significant portion has never undergone a comprehensive renovation. See more
home-renovation
Humidity in a home is never trivial. In Belgium, due to a humid climate, regular precipitation, and an often old housing stock, problems with damp walls are particularly common. Dark stains, persistent odors, degradation of finishes, or a constant feeling of cold are all warning signs that should not be ignored. See more
fit-out
Stairs are one of the most accident-prone areas in a home. A staircase without a railing poses a daily risk: falls, loss of balance, accessibility issues for children, the elderly, or those with reduced mobility. Installing an appropriate staircase railing ensures lasting safety for your home while providing comfort of use and aesthetics, whether your staircase is indoors or outdoors. See more