The regulatory energy audit is a mandatory assessment of the energy consumption of a building or business, in compliance with current standards. Carried out at regular intervals or during major modifications, it identifies opportunities to improve energy efficiency, thereby promoting sustainable energy management and compliance with environmental requirements.
The DPE, or Energy Performance Diagnosis, is a mandatory assessment of the energy efficiency of a home or building. It assigns a rating indicating its energy consumption and its environmental impact, thus facilitating information for owners and tenants on the energy performance of the property.
Area measurements, in particular the Carrez law for co-owned real estate sales and the Boutin law for rentals, are legal obligations in France. The Carrez law concerns the sale of real estate in co-ownership and requires the precise measurement of the private surface area. On the other hand, the Boutin law applies to rentals and involves the declaration of the habitable surface area of ​​the accommodation. These measures aim to ensure transparent information to buyers and tenants, thus promoting a fair contractual relationship.
The state of risks and pollution refers to the assessment of potential dangers and environmental damage to which a specific area may be exposed. It encompasses a variety of threats, from natural hazards such as floods, earthquakes and landslides, to technological hazards, such as industrial accidents and chemical leaks. In addition, it takes into account air, water and soil pollution caused by industrial, agricultural or domestic activities.
The asbestos diagnosis is a mandatory assessment to identify the possible presence of asbestos in a building. This diagnosis, carried out before work or a real estate sale, contributes to the safety of occupants by identifying the risks linked to the presence of asbestos, a carcinogenic substance. It thus guides the preventive measures necessary to ensure safety and compliance with regulatory standards.
The lead diagnosis is an evaluation aimed at detecting the possible presence of lead in the paintwork of a home, in particular for constructions prior to 1949. Mandatory before sale or rental, this diagnosis aims to protect health by identifying possible sources of lead, which can be toxic, and recommending appropriate measures to ensure the safety of occupants.
The electrical diagnosis is a mandatory evaluation of the electrical installation of a home, generally before a sale. It aims to guarantee the safety of occupants by identifying possible malfunctions or electrical risks. This diagnosis recommends corrective measures to ensure compliance with current electrical safety standards.
The termite diagnosis is an evaluation aimed at detecting the possible presence of termites in a property. Mandatory during a sale in certain municipalities, this diagnosis aims to prevent the risks linked to these xylophagous insects. It recommends appropriate measures in the event of the presence of termites to ensure the structural integrity of the building.
The gas diagnosis is a mandatory assessment of a home's gas installation, carried out before a sale. It aims to identify possible risks linked to the gas system and recommends corrective measures to guarantee the safety of occupants. The objective is to ensure that the installation complies with current standards and prevents any potential danger linked to gas.