Emmen is the largest municipality in the province of Drenthe and is situated in the south-east of the province, in the south-east Drenthe region. In addition to the urban core of Emmen, the municipality encompasses a large number of former peat-colony villages and reclamation settlements, from Klazienaveen and Emmer-Compascuum to Schoonebeek and Nieuw-Amsterdam. Emmen borders both Dutch neighbouring municipalities and Germany and plays a central role in the regional cooperation of south-east Drenthe.
We provide construction drawings, building permits and structural calculations in all neighbourhoods of Emmen. The housing stock varies per neighbourhood and with it the typical renovation and the aesthetic review requirements.
Our service area extends to the municipalities around Emmen. There too we draw remotely and submit the permit to the correct municipality.
Borger-OdoornThe neighbouring Drenthe municipality to the north, known for the largest cluster of dolmens (hunebedden) in the Netherlands and an expansive agricultural area with scattered villages on the Hondsrug ridge.
CoevordenA neighbouring municipality to the south, with a historic fortified town as its centre and a location directly on the German border, and one of the strongest regional collaboration partners of Emmen in South-East Drenthe.
WesterwoldeA municipality in the province of Groningen that borders Emmen to the north-east, a predominantly rural area with peat colonies, expansive nature and the Westerwoldse Aa as its characteristic waterway.
HardenbergAn Overijssel municipality to the south-east that collaborates regionally with Emmen on water chain management and wastewater, with a recognisable agricultural and tourist profile along the Vecht.
HoogeveenA Drenthe municipality historically connected to Emmen via the Verlengde Hoogeveensche Vaart, which collaborates as a regional partner in the Regio Deal Zuid- en Oost-Drenthe to strengthen the area economically.
De WoldenA Drenthe municipality that collaborates with Emmen in regional partnerships, characterised by a large rural area with many scattered small settlements and a pronounced countryside character.
StadskanaalA Groningen municipality north of Emmen, which originated as a peat colony canal town along the Stadskanaal, with a socioeconomic profile closely related to the Drenthe peat colony municipalities.