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Found mold in your home? Time for action!

Mold in the house is a clear sign that action is needed. A building inspection always checks for the presence of mold in the house. The crawl space is also carefully inspected for this. If the crawl space is damp and dirty, there is a high risk of mold. Mold indicates the presence of moisture, and that is a problem that always needs to be addressed.

Important news for appraisers!

When buying a home, you often look at the kitchen, bathroom, and the condition of the paintwork. But what about the house's foundation? Foundation problems have been in the news more and more in recent years, and the repair costs can be enormous. To further protect homebuyers and homeowners, Homekeur is introducing a new, accessible service: the Foundation Risk Assessment Phase 0. This service will be available from April 1, 2026, and can only be purchased in conjunction with a building inspection.

 

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09 April 2026
New valuation report includes a foundation assessment
As of April 1, 2026, the new Residential Property Valuation Report model applies in the Netherlands, in which foundation assessment plays a much larger role. This has direct consequences for buyers, sellers, and appraisers. Homekeur conducts foundation risk assessments in accordance with the new legislation.
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20 March 2026
Important news for appraisers!
As of April 1, 2026, the new Residential Property Valuation Report model will be introduced. In this updated report, the assessment of foundations will play a significantly larger role.
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05 March 2026
Homekeur introduces the Foundation Risk Assessment (Phase 0)
Foundation problems can turn a dream home into a financial nightmare. Because the condition of the foundation is often difficult to assess from the outside, Homekeur introduces the Foundation Risk Assessment (Phase 0). This quick, non-destructive scan provides immediate clarity about the stability of your home, without the need to dig a hole in the ground.

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