The price of the energy audit takes off with the extension of its obligation in 2025

Since January 1, 2025, the obligation to carry out an energy audit has extended to the sale of individual houses noted on the DPE. The Kiwidiag platform announces a “significant increase in energy audit prices in the coming months”.

© Adobe – The energy audit has already been compulsory since April 1, 2023 for the sale of individual houses classified F and G. You plan to sell your home, classified F on the energy performance diagnosis (DPE)? You must first carry out an energy audit of your property, that is to say an analysis evaluating its energy performance and offering work scenarios to improve it. This energy audit, which must be produced by a certified expert, is indeed compulsory since April 1, 2023 for the sale of individual houses classified F and G, in other words the worst thermal colanders. Since January 1, 2025, this obligation has extended to individual houses noted E. In December, the realization of the energy audit would have cost you 754.12 euros on average, for a single house from 90 to 120 m², according to Kiwidiag. But this platform, which offers sellers lists of certified energy audit professionals, warns of a “significant price increase in the coming months”. In February 2025, Kiwidiag already observed an increase in prices in certain departments, such as the North (+7.5%compared to December 2024), Seine-Maritime (+6.1%) or Finistère (+17.3%). Read also: Real estate: “The solutions exist to lower prices, you have to speed up!” A more difficult and more expensive factors certification explain this outbreak of the prices of the energy audit. First, the number of audits increases in a “spectacular” way, notes Kiwidiag. In December 2024, 21,368 was made in France, a leap of 185 % compared to December 2023. In January 2025, the extension of the obligation for the sale of classified houses E caused a new flight, with 30,126 audits carried out that month, a quadrupling compared to January 2024, and an increase of 41 % compared to December 2024. Also to the remedies of owners to public aid with large -scale energy renovations, such as “Maprimerenov ‘accompanied route”, which require the realization of such an audit. And “banks are increasingly requiring energy audits to validate requests for financing real estate buyers,” adds Kiwidiag. Then, faced with this growing demand, the number of listeners progressed much more modestly. Between December 2023 and December 2024, it increased by only 7%, to 3,961. A decrease of 2% was even observed in February 2025, over one year, illustrating the difficulties linked to their certification. It has indeed “become more difficult, resulting in a sharp drop in the success rate,” said Kiwidiag. To which is added “the significant increase in training costs, which weighs on independent listeners. The need to go to major cities to pass the examination also involves additional costs of transport, accommodation and loss of income. This is why most listeners who recently passed their certification announce a significant price increase, ”deciphers the platform. Receive our latest news every week your appointment with real estate news. (tagstotranslate) DPE

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