News
Advice, regulations and company news around property diagnostics.

What should I look at on the EPC when buying a property?
Are you sure you haven’t overlooked a detail that could turn your fantastic property opportunity into a financial quagmire? Let’s go over together the key points you shouldn’t miss on an EPC.
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Property diagnostics in co-ownership: What owners need to know in 2024
Do you own a property managed under co-ownership? We break down the new 2024 regulations with you.
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The energy performance certificate (EPC) in Normandy: Choose quality over price
Welcome to the world of the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC), an indispensable element in the property sector in France, and more particularly in Normandy.
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Property diagnostics and energy renovation: Maximising the value of your property in 2024
The rise in energy costs and the growing interest in the environment make optimising the energy performance of properties essential.
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Understanding the importance of the EPC when buying a property
Buying a property often represents one of the most significant investments for individuals.
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The era of smart property diagnostics: How AI and drones could revolutionise the sector
Technological advances continue to reshape the landscape of many industries, and the property diagnostics sector is no exception
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Property diagnostics: the importance of choosing an expert
Buying or selling a property is a complex process that requires meticulous attention to many details. Among these details, property diagnostics play an essential role
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What's new for the EPC in 2024: what you need to know
As 2024 dawns, the EPC is undergoing major transformations, heralding profound changes for both property owners and future occupants. We are going to analyse them.
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Towards greener property: the fight against carbon sieves
The climate challenges call for urgent and effective responses, and attention is now turning beyond energy sieves towards carbon sieves. These refer to homes that are very energy-hungry and CO2-emitting.
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