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Do you need an energy performance certificate for a sale, rental, building completion or property-management procedure, or do you want to understand energy losses and prioritise renovation work? Prestari Servicii receives the request, clarifies the building type, purpose, location, area, available documents and timing, then tries to connect the client with a professionally certified building energy auditor competent for the required activity. Requests can be coordinated for apartments, houses, apartment buildings, offices, shops, hotels, warehouses, farms, public buildings and industrial properties. Services may include building energy performance certificates, energy audits, assessment of the building envelope and technical systems, thermography and complementary investigations. The provider confirms professional competence, site visit, documents, report scope, timing and price before acceptance.
Prestari Servicii does not issue certificates and does not sign energy-audit reports. Regulated documents are prepared and assumed by a professionally certified building energy auditor within the applicable grade, specialism and competence. Prestari Servicii coordinates the request and contact.

This page is part of the national renewable energy and energy-efficiency services cluster, together with specialist photovoltaic and heat-pump pages.
Submit the request at any time. State the locality and county, property type, purpose, approximate area, construction year, work stage and preferred timing. Mention whether you have cadastral plans, floor plans, technical documentation, wall and roof information, systems data, bills or a previous certificate. Twenty-four-hour request handling does not mean instant document issuance. The auditor determines whether a visit is required, which information is missing, which measurements are justified, whether the request falls within their competence and when the document can be delivered.
Send only necessary information. Do not share bank data, passwords or unrelated identity documents. The provider confirms the channel and purpose for receiving files.
State whether you need a certificate, audit, thermography, renovation assessment or clarification of an existing document.
We clarify address, building type, area, age, use, plans, technical systems, consumption and deadline.
The request is routed to a certified building energy auditor and, where required, professionals for complementary measurements or investigations.
The auditor reviews the documents, property, envelope, technical systems and relevant data and defines the calculations and investigations included.
The provider delivers the contracted certificate or audit report and explains indicators, recommendations, limitations and next steps.
The certificate describes the energy performance of a building or building unit under the applicable methodology. It includes indicators and an energy classification and may contain recommendations for improvement. It is used in situations provided by the legal framework, including certain transactions, rentals, completion stages and other building procedures. The precise requirement is checked for the property and purpose.
The audit is a broader analysis of an existing building. It assesses consumption and losses, identifies renovation solutions, quantifies energy effects and may evaluate costs and economic indicators for proposed scenarios.
Thermal imaging can identify temperature differences, thermal bridges, air leakage indications or anomalies under suitable conditions. It does not automatically replace a certificate or audit.
A discussion, photographs and bills can help preparation, but the professional document relies on the data and checks determined by the auditor.

For apartments, houses, commercial units or buildings, the parties and involved professionals should check the documentation applicable to the transaction.
The owner may have obligations concerning availability and presentation of energy information under current rules.
New buildings and major interventions may have performance-documentation requirements at stages set by technical and legal rules.
Certain buildings occupied by public authorities or frequently visited by the public may have specific certification or display duties.
Some programmes, lenders or projects may require a certificate, audit or assessment under their own conditions.
After material changes to the envelope or systems, the auditor determines whether a new document or reassessment is required.
The unit, position, surfaces, neighbouring spaces, systems and available documentation are clarified.
Walls, roof, floor, windows, shape, systems and extensions are relevant.
The assessment may concern the whole building, one unit or a renovation project, depending on scope.
Operating hours, ventilation, cooling, lighting, equipment and boundaries influence the analysis.
Hot water, kitchens, laundry, ventilation, cooling and schedules may be significant.
Geometry, schedules, processes, doors, ventilation and technical systems require a tailored approach.
Building consumption should be separated from processes, machinery, refrigeration or pumping.
Schools, hospitals, administrative centres and other buildings may require specific scenarios and documentation.
The auditor confirms the exact list. Useful items can include:
Missing documentation does not automatically prevent assessment. The auditor determines what can be verified, measured or justified and which limitations must be recorded.
Areas, volumes, orientation, neighbouring spaces and heated boundaries are checked.
Walls, windows, roof, floors, thermal bridges and air leakage affect performance.
Depending on scope, heating, hot water, ventilation, cooling, pumps, controls, lighting and renewables are assessed.
Schedules, temperatures and occupancy can explain differences between calculated and billed consumption.
Dimensions, temperatures, flows, power and other data are measured only when needed with appropriate methods.
The auditor builds an energy model using geometry, envelope, systems, operating conditions and the applicable methodology.
The analysis identifies contributions from building elements and systems and areas with improvement potential.
Insulation, windows, airtightness, heating, controls, hot water, ventilation, lighting and renewables may be assessed.
Measures can be grouped to show interactions and a logical implementation order.
Savings are calculated under stated assumptions and do not guarantee future bills because weather, use, prices and workmanship vary.
Where included, costs and indicators rely on declared assumptions rather than universal commercial promises.
Building thermography is more useful when temperature differences and environmental conditions support interpretation.
Images may reveal temperature patterns at corners, slabs, columns, windows and junctions.
Air movement can affect surface temperatures. Confirmation may need observation or additional tests.
Some patterns can suggest moisture, but thermal imaging alone does not identify the cause.
Pipes, underfloor heating, electrical panels and equipment should be assessed only by competent professionals under safe conditions.
Blower-door and related tests can quantify air leakage when justified and performed appropriately.

Before replacing heating equipment, the audit may show whether reducing losses changes required capacity.
Construction, insulation continuity, thermal bridges, moisture and finishes are assessed.
Heat loss, access, ventilation, leakage and structure require separate consideration.
Ground contact, unheated spaces and moisture influence comfort and solutions.
Glazing, frame, installation, sealing, shading and ventilation matter.
Reducing uncontrolled leakage must be coordinated with healthy, controlled air supply.

Source, efficiencies, temperatures, distribution, balancing, controls and losses may be analysed.
Generation, storage, recirculation and use can be significant.
Airflow, heat recovery, schedules, temperatures and controls affect consumption and comfort.
Non-residential analysis may include installed power, schedules, controls and daylight.
Photovoltaics, solar thermal, heat pumps and other systems are assessed in relation to the building's demand.
Electrical, thermal or hydraulic measurements use competent professionals and are not automatically part of every certificate.

Good recommendations are prioritised and explain dependencies.
Controls, scheduling, balancing, local sealing and selected replacements may have lower cost.
Insulation, windows, roof and airtightness must account for moisture, fire and durability.
Heating, distribution, controls and ventilation should be related to demand after envelope improvements.
Renewables are sized for actual demand and objectives rather than added mechanically.
The auditor may recommend an order that avoids oversizing or repeating work.
The report should be read together with assumptions, limitations, indicative costs and implementation conditions.

Certificates and audits are prepared by professionally certified building energy auditors within the competence associated with their grade and specialism. Before contracting, check:
Prestari Servicii does not claim that a listed person permanently retains a particular status. Verification is made at the time of the request.
Validity and circumstances requiring renewal are checked against the current legal framework and any changes to the building.
An energy class cannot responsibly be promised before data and calculation.
Actual use depends on weather, indoor temperatures, occupancy, behaviour, tariffs and system condition.
Works may require surveys, designs, permits and separate professional checks.
A thermal image must be interpreted with conditions, materials, moisture and other evidence.
Monthly or interval data can reveal peaks, base loads and unnecessary operating periods.
In industry, building energy must be separated from machinery and process use.
Portfolios require inventory, common criteria, prioritisation and individual assessment.
Recommendations must account for operating hours, production, customers, hygiene, safety and construction stages.
Submetering and energy management can support implementation and verification.

Do not send originals before the provider confirms the process and do not pay before identifying the person and contracted service.
Requests are accepted from all Romanian regions. Auditors may work locally or travel depending on building type, professional grade, documentation, scale, schedule and distance. Listing a county means the request can be assessed and routed. It does not promise permanent availability of every auditor or investigation.
Bucharest and Ilfov County.
Argeș, Călărași, Dâmbovița, Giurgiu, Ialomița, Prahova and Teleorman.
Dolj, Gorj, Mehedinți, Olt and Vâlcea.
Brăila, Buzău, Constanța, Galați, Tulcea and Vrancea.
Bacău, Botoșani, Iași, Neamț, Suceava and Vaslui.
Alba, Bistrița-Năsăud, Brașov, Cluj, Covasna, Harghita, Hunedoara, Mureș, Sălaj and Sibiu.
Arad, Bihor, Caraș-Severin and Timiș.
Maramureș and Satu Mare.
Cost depends on document type, building, area, complexity, documentation, travel, measurements, thermography, timing and report format. Compare:
A very low price may represent a different service or omit required investigation. The offer should state exactly what is delivered.
The request is matched to the appropriate professional task.
Building, purpose and documents are clarified before routing.
An audit can support insulation, roofing, heat pumps, photovoltaics and controls.
Requests come from every county; availability is confirmed case by case.
Prestari Servicii does not issue or sign in place of the certified auditor.
No. The certificate describes performance; the audit analyses consumption and renovation solutions in greater depth.
A professionally certified building energy auditor within applicable competence.
No. The platform coordinates the request and contact.
The auditor decides based on the building, purpose, documents and methodology.
Yes, a building unit can be assessed when the necessary information is available.
It is used in situations provided by law. The exact transaction requirement is checked.
There may be duties concerning presentation and availability of information.
No. Classification results from data and calculation.
Validity is checked under the current framework and in relation to building changes.
Plans, areas and systems information are commonly useful; the auditor confirms the list.
No. It is a complementary investigation.
Usefulness depends on temperature differences and purpose.
No. It provides calculated results under assumptions.
Not automatically. Works may need separate technical design.
Some programmes require it, but current format and eligibility must be checked.
They may be included in suitable scenarios.
Yes, with an approach adapted to building and process consumption.
Yes; actual travel and availability are confirmed.
Check identity, certification, competence and available public registers.
It depends on document type, area, complexity, travel and investigations.
Send the locality and county, building type, area, purpose, deadline and available information. We clarify the request and try to connect you with a professionally certified building energy auditor suitable for the work.