Structured insulation support for foundations
Green Isolatie supports foundations in making their properties more sustainable. Whether it concerns a single building or several homes: we help you consider suitable insulation measures and guide you through the entire process, from advice to installation.
We take into account the property type, the foundation's purpose and the applicable regulations. We also provide clear information on costs, scheduling and available subsidies, so you know what to expect and can make informed decisions.
- Suitable energy efficiency improvements for the foundation's property
- Clarity on technical details, scheduling and installation
- Subsidy support from application to completion
Subsidies for foundations
Foundations may qualify for the Subsidieregeling Duurzaam Maatschappelijk Vastgoed (DUMAVA). This national scheme covers up to 50% of the cost of insulation and other sustainability improvements.
In many cases, DUMAVA can also be combined with municipal subsidies, with the combined funding covering a maximum of 50% of the costs. Green Isolatie supports foundations from start to finish: from identifying available subsidies to carrying out the insulation work and ensuring subsidies are combined correctly.
Why improving sustainability works differently for foundations
Making energy-efficiency improvements within a foundation requires a different approach from improving an individual home. Decisions are made by the board and must align with the foundation's purpose, available resources and future property management.
Insulation measures affect costs, scheduling and the value of the building. Subsidies and schemes often play a major role, but their conditions are not always immediately clear.
A structured approach provides a clear overview. This supports well-informed decisions and keeps the work on track, with no unexpected surprises for the board or property management.
Why sustainability improvements are worthwhile for foundations
Foundations that manage property often have to balance several priorities: affordability, maintenance, future-proofing and the organisation's social mission. Improving sustainability plays an increasingly important role in this.
Good insulation reduces energy costs, improves comfort for residents and increases property value. At the same time, it requires clear choices, an understanding of subsidies and an approach that suits the foundation's structure.
Making energy-efficiency improvements as a foundation:
Lower costs in the long term
Insulation reduces energy consumption in the long term. This means lower running costs, fewer maintenance issues and more stable property operating performance.
Make use of subsidies and schemes
Foundations can often access national and municipal subsidies, such as the DUMAVA subsidy. We help clarify the options and make sure no opportunities are missed.
Suited to your objectives and property
Every foundation is different. That is why we consider measures suited to the building, how it is used and the foundation's long-term objectives.
Our approach for foundations
For foundations, improving sustainability requires a clear overview and well-informed choices. We always start with the property and the foundation's purpose: what makes sense technically, financially and in the long term. From there, we develop a practical insulation plan that can be implemented within the existing structure. We take scheduling, decision-making and future management into account, so that the measures are right for today without creating problems later.
Why Green Isolatie
Green Isolatie has been helping private homeowners, homeowners' associations (VvE) and foundations make their properties more sustainable for many years. We bring that experience to every project. We take a practical, straightforward approach and ensure that the options chosen are technically sound, financially viable and suited to how the building is used.
We guide you through the entire process, from the initial assessment to carrying out the work and arranging subsidies. You have a single point of contact and always know what to expect. This keeps the process clear, whether it concerns a home, a block of flats or property managed by a foundation.