We're renting a 60m² flat built in 1974 and want to install a dishwasher and move some outlets around before we renovate the kitchen next year. The landlord said it's our responsibility. We're worried about hidden costs—should we budget €500, €1500, or more? Do we need permits?
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Kitchen rewiring in older Dutch homes typically costs €800–€2,200 depending on complexity. Expect €60–€90/hour for a qualified elektricien (NEN 1010 certified). Budget drivers: cable routing (wall-chasing adds time), outdated fuse boxes needing upgrades, and whether you're adding new circuits vs. moving existing outlets. You'll need a gemeentevergunning (building permit) if it's structural work; moving outlets alone usually doesn't. As a tenant, check your huurcontract—most landlords must approve electrical work. Get 2–3 written quotes specifying materials and inspection costs. Post your job on AstraNL to connect with verified local electricians who can assess your 1970s wiring and give you accurate quotes.
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