Hello everyone, I have bought myself a house from '46, at a really good price, the house is more or less in original condition. Now that I'm going to start renovating, I was thinking like this... It doesn't leak a lot of heat except at the windows, of course. All the walls will be clad with plasterboard and the windows will be taken down and the innermost glass replaced with insulating glass. I feel that I don't want to put energy into interior additional insulation... Do you think I'm making a mistake? The facade is otherwise plastered, in good condition, and the house is 1 1/2 with a basement.
It depends on how well-insulated the house is currently and how much the heating costs.
If you bought the house recently (within the last 5 years), you should have received an energideklaration?
It should describe energy consumption and include suggestions for suitable improvements.
You have the right to receive it from the seller according to the law.
If you bought the house recently (within the last 5 years), you should have received an energideklaration?
It should describe energy consumption and include suggestions for suitable improvements.
You have the right to receive it from the seller according to the law.