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In the event of sale or rental of a property, technical inspections are mandatory to verify the presence of asbestos, lead (lead poisoning), termites, and other health hazards. A comprehensive technical inspection file must be attached to the contract.
Mandatory property inspections are governed by Law No. 2019-576 of June 26, 2019 (Building and Housing Code, Articles 497-515, Title 4).
The technical property inspection covers in particular:
Inspections are conducted by the hygiene services of the Ministry responsible for hygiene or by local authorities, which issue a health certificate.
Each building owner must establish and maintain the corresponding technical files, keep them up to date, and make them available to occupants.
Loi n°2019-576 du 26 juin 2019 instituant le Code de la Construction et de l'Habitat, Articles 497-515.
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