Renovation loan
Enhance your comfort and property value with an affordable home renovation or green energy loan.

Renovation loan
New kitchen, bathroom or going green? Make your home truly yours.
What is a renovation loan?
A renovation loan is tailored specifically for modernizing, extending, or improving the energy efficiency of your home. Whether creating a new kitchen, renovating bathrooms, installing solar panels, heat pumps, or insulation, you benefit from a low fixed rate without requiring a notary deed.
Zero notary or appraisal fees
Structured as a personal loan with zero deed registration or appraisal overhead.
Lower monthly energy bills
Investments in solar energy and heat insulation pay for themselves through reduced energy costs.
Property value appreciation
Modernized and energy-efficient homes command significantly higher market value.
Suitable for
- For renovating and sustainability
- Solar panels, insulation, heat pump
- Clear fixed monthly payment
Finance your renovation in 4 steps
Prompt approvals so your contractors and tradespeople can start work.
Estimate & Inquiry
Determine your expected renovation costs and submit an online request.
Best rate selection
We identify lenders offering dedicated green and home improvement interest discounts.
Document submission
Easily upload proof of income and project estimates via our secure interface.
Begin renovation
Funds are disbursed to your account so you can immediately begin transforming your home.
Questions & Answers
A renovation or sustainability upgrade increases your comfort and often the value of your home. With a renovation loan you finance the plans you've had for a long time.
In jurisdictions like the Netherlands, if the loan is repaid via annuity and demonstrably used for home improvements, interest may be tax-deductible.
Submit your non-binding application — Renovation loan
Calculate your proposal and apply immediately. No obligation, response within 24 hours.
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Start your application with no obligation, or ask us your question first. We're happy to think along with you.