ᐅ Energy Saving Regulation / Thermal Insulation Certification Offer
Created on: 28 Apr 2020 16:01
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Mürker13Good evening,
I am unfortunately completely inexperienced in this area. We are planning to build our own home in the near future, and now the heating contractor wants the energy saving regulation in order to provide his offer.
My question is, does the energy saving regulation need to be prepared by an energy consultant? As far as I understand, the exact U-value requirements are publicly available. Nevertheless, we asked for an offer with the following costs, which I find quite high.
For energy saving regulation and possibly KfW:
Thermal protection certificate / energy consultation: 1900€
Basic flat rate for detailed energy planning: 2500€
Optional detailed thermal bridge analysis: 2200€ for 20 hours
KfW application processing: 900€
Blower door test: 450€
Spot checks: 720€ per 240€
Energy performance certificate: 250€
Gross total: 7997€
Best regards
I am unfortunately completely inexperienced in this area. We are planning to build our own home in the near future, and now the heating contractor wants the energy saving regulation in order to provide his offer.
My question is, does the energy saving regulation need to be prepared by an energy consultant? As far as I understand, the exact U-value requirements are publicly available. Nevertheless, we asked for an offer with the following costs, which I find quite high.
For energy saving regulation and possibly KfW:
Thermal protection certificate / energy consultation: 1900€
Basic flat rate for detailed energy planning: 2500€
Optional detailed thermal bridge analysis: 2200€ for 20 hours
KfW application processing: 900€
Blower door test: 450€
Spot checks: 720€ per 240€
Energy performance certificate: 250€
Gross total: 7997€
Best regards
What exactly does the architect do? In the end, you end up paying twice for half of it. It’s not cheap, and it’s completely uncertain what you actually get.
The heating engineer basically needs the heat load calculation. If they want proof for the energy-saving regulation compliance, they might as well just guess.
The heating engineer basically needs the heat load calculation. If they want proof for the energy-saving regulation compliance, they might as well just guess.
Tarnari schrieb:
Does he need the thermal insulation certificate?
Or a room-by-room heating load calculation? Apparently a thermal insulation certificate is required to create the heating load calculation.
Lumpi_LE schrieb:
What is the architect doing then? In the end, you’ll end up paying twice for the same thing. It’s not cheap and it’s completely questionable what you actually get.
The heating engineer really needs the heating load calculation. If he wants the energy saving regulation certificate, he might as well just guess. The architect has already done his part and supported us up to the building permit / planning permission stage. Nothing more was agreed upon.
Tarnari schrieb:
I’m not an expert, but for example, our plumber/heating technician did the calculation.
Isn’t that normally part of their job? I have no clue, that’s why I’m trying to gather some experience from you all ;D
Mürker13 schrieb:
Apparently, a thermal insulation certificate is required to create a heating load calculation.
The architect has already completed their work and supported us up to the building permit / planning permission. Nothing more was agreed upon.
I have no expertise in this, so I’m trying to gather experiences from you all ;D I feel the same way; it was more of a naive question aimed at the group.
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