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Renovating in Roosendaal
The stock largely consists of post-war terraced houses (mid-terrace: 35%, corner houses: 15%) and expansion districts from the 1960s to 1980s. The average WOZ value is 323,000 euros (2025), the average sale price is approximately 395,000 euros. Apartments and detached homes each represent around 15 to 26% of the stock. This determines which renovations are common in Roosendaal and how best to set up an application.
Common renovations in Roosendaal
Whether it concerns a dormer, a extension, a roof extension or the converting the loft: for each type we supply a permit-ready construction drawing that suits the homes in Roosendaal and the requirements of the municipality. Are you unsure whether your renovation is permit-required? In our knowledge base read what is permit-free.
Aesthetic Review in Roosendaal
The municipality applies four aesthetic review levels: strict supervision, regular supervision, relaxed aesthetic review supervision and permit-free areas. The CRK meets weekly on Wednesdays for aesthetic review matters and fortnightly for monuments. If you are extending or renovating in a supervised area, the CRK assesses your plan as part of the building permit. We check those requirements in advance, which means 90% of our designs pass first time.
How your application works in Roosendaal
Your application in Roosendaal follows a fixed set of steps: a free intake, the design with an aesthetic review check in advance, a structural calculation by our KIWA-certified structural engineer where needed, and then we submit the building permit to the municipality of Roosendaal. The drawing work is done digitally and remotely, and you follow every step in your own online file, from quote to completion. Whether you live in Roosendaal or elsewhere in West-Brabant, you pay the same fixed price upfront.