Building Inspection Amsterdam
Buying a house or an apartment in Amsterdam? Premiumkeur carries out independent building inspections, also known as a home inspection or a pre-purchase survey. In Dutch it is called a bouwkundige keuring, and what you get afterwards is a bouwkundig rapport. Our clients rate us 4.9 stars from 698 Google reviews and 100 Trustpilot reviews: read the English reviews or our profile on Trustpilot.
☎ Call +31 20 773 6842 or WhatsApp +31 6 2956 3190. If you call early, we can often inspect the same day, and otherwise usually the next day. You can also send us an email.
Five of our inspectors live in Amsterdam. They know the canal houses, the pre-war blocks in Oud-Zuid and Oost, and the soft clay and peat that the whole city is built on. That matters most when it comes to the foundation, which is the biggest financial risk when you buy an older property here.
Did the selling agent give you an inspection report and you are not sure you can trust it? We can carry out a second opinion, in Dutch a contra-expertise.
Prices: see cost of a building inspection (in Dutch) and the full list of services and rates (in Dutch). We also post inspection videos on YouTube.
Nederlandstalig? Lees de Nederlandse homepage over de bouwkundige keuring in Amsterdam.
Home inspection or a specialist survey
Most people call us for a standard house inspection before they buy. We also do specialist work, mostly for owners, owners’ associations and people in a dispute with a builder. The pages below are in Dutch. Your browser can translate them, or just call and ask.
- Foundation investigation (phase 1)
- Crawl space inspection
- Roof inspection
- Finding a roof leak
- Leak detection with detection equipment
- Damp survey
- Balcony inspection
- Facade inspection
- Basement inspection
- Installing measuring bolts
- Pre-works condition survey (nulmeting)
- Long-term maintenance plan (MJOP)
- New-build handover inspection (snagging)
- Inspection of a listed building (monument)
- Dispute with a contractor
- Splitting permit for a building
Other work we do: crack and floor surveys, thermal imaging with an infrared camera, chimney inspection with an endoscope camera, noise complaints and damage reports after storms or leaks.
Foundation risk check during the inspection
During the building inspection we can do a foundation risk check, in Dutch a funderingsrisico-onderzoek fase 0, also called a quickscan. We measure the horizontal mortar joints in the brickwork and the floor levels. If a house has sunk or leans, it shows up in those numbers, and you know before you sign rather than after.
Nothing gets dug up or opened for this. It is a measurement, not a full foundation investigation. All our inspections follow NTA 8060, the Dutch standard method for home inspections.
Got a foundation report from the estate agent and something doesn’t add up? We can review it or redo the measurements as a second opinion.
A foundation label is not a guarantee
Amsterdam sellers sometimes hand over a foundation label (funderingslabel) or a foundation code. Read it, but don’t treat it as the final word. These documents are often based on old data or on the street rather than the individual house.
Send the label, the foundation report or the measuring bolt report to premiumkeur@gmail.com. We read it and tell you for free what it does and doesn’t say. We have no ties with estate agents, so we have no reason to make it sound better than it is.
Independent, certified and based in Amsterdam
Premiumkeur is recognised by NHG (the Dutch National Mortgage Guarantee) and certified for NEN 2767, the Dutch standard for rating building condition. Our office is at Heiligeweg 30 in the centre of Amsterdam. Our inspectors work to NTA 8060 and are trained as Integraal Woninginspecteur (IWI) and Integraal Funderingsinspecteur (IFI). They have also completed the KCAF foundation course.
Statement of independence
Premiumkeur has no structural, financial or other business ties with any party that has a direct or indirect interest in the sale of the property we inspect. That includes the selling agent, the buying agent, mortgage advisers, valuers, notaries and other intermediaries.
We don’t accept work that comes from referral deals or partnerships that could affect our objectivity. This statement is part of our contract with you. If we break it, that counts as a breach of contract.
Dutch media have looked into agents and inspectors working together. Listen to the NPO Radio 1 item (in Dutch) or read the article by Onderzoekscollectief Spit (in Dutch).
Frequently asked questions
These are the questions we hear most from buyers, especially people buying their first home in the Netherlands. Dutch words you will come across in contracts and reports are explained along the way.
General questions about a building inspection
What is a building inspection in Amsterdam?
A visual check of the whole property by a qualified inspector: foundation, crawl space, facades, floors, roof, windows, installations. You hear the main findings on site and get a written report with photos and estimated repair costs.
Is a home inspection the same as a structural survey?
Mostly, yes. Americans say home inspection, in the UK it is a building survey or structural survey, and in the Netherlands it is a bouwkundige keuring or bouwtechnische keuring. All of them describe the same thing: a check of the technical condition of a property before you buy it.
Why Premiumkeur?
We work for the buyer only. We have no deals with estate agents or contractors, we go into the crawl space and onto the roof where it is safe, and we measure for foundation problems. Clients rate us 4.9 stars from 698 Google reviews and 100 Trustpilot reviews.
Cost, report and planning
How much does a building inspection cost?
€499 including VAT for a property up to 800 m³. Larger properties and extra surveys are priced separately.
How long does the inspection take?
Usually one to one and a half hours, depending on the size and condition of the property.
When do I get the report?
On average two working days after payment.
Can you come at short notice?
Often the next day, sometimes the same day. Dutch purchase contracts give a buyer a three-day cooling-off period (bedenktijd), and many contracts give only one or two weeks for the inspection condition, so speed matters.
Can the inspector explain things in English?
Yes. Our inspectors explain their findings in English on site, and you are welcome to walk along and ask questions during the inspection.
Clauses in a Dutch purchase contract
What does “subject to a building inspection” mean?
In Dutch: ontbindende voorwaarde bouwkundige keuring. The sale only goes ahead if the repair costs found in the inspection stay below an agreed amount. If they are higher, you can cancel the purchase without paying a penalty.
What is the “eigen risico” in that clause?
The amount of repair costs you accept. Above that amount you can cancel or renegotiate the price.
What is an age clause (ouderdomsclausule)?
A clause saying the property is old and may have defects that come with its age. It limits what you can claim from the seller later.
What does “as is, where is” mean?
You buy the property in its current state without any guarantees from the seller. Hidden defects become your problem, which makes a thorough inspection more important, not less.
Foundation and foundation investigation
What is a foundation risk check (phase 0)?
A first check based on measurements: the horizontal mortar joints in the brickwork (lintvoegmeting) and the floor levels (vloerwaterpassing). It shows quickly whether a house leans or has sunk.
What is a phase 1 foundation investigation?
A more detailed version of phase 0 with extra measurements, archive research and a separate report. The foundation itself is not opened.
What is a phase 2 foundation investigation?
A destructive investigation. A pit is dug next to the house, the foundation is exposed and the wooden piles or masonry are checked physically. This is the only way to be really sure about the state of a pile foundation.
Is a foundation investigation part of the building inspection?
Not as standard. We can do the phase 0 check during the inspection. Phase 1 and 2 are separate assignments.
Crawl space, roof and specialist surveys
Why does the crawl space matter so much?
Damp under the floor attacks the wooden beams, and you can’t see that from the hatch. We go into the crawl space itself when it is safe and deep enough.
Do you go onto the roof?
Yes, if it is safe. High roofs are often skipped in inspections, and roof repairs are one of the most common unexpected costs after a purchase.
Banks, mortgages and owners’ associations
Can a bank ask for a maintenance plan (MJOP)?
Yes. For apartments, Dutch banks often ask for the long-term maintenance plan (MJOP) or the annual accounts of the owners’ association (VvE). If the VvE doesn’t have one, the bank can set extra conditions.
Can you draw up an MJOP quickly?
Yes. We can draw it up during the inspection, and you receive it together with the inspection report within 48 hours.
A report you can plan with
Was a pleasure dealing with Daan at Premiumkeur. We hired him for a building inspection for an apartment we bought. He was available to inspect the property the day after we contacted him and we received a detailed report 2 days after the inspection. The report was easy to understand with explanations of the priority/urgency of any work we need to do in future and cost estimates for the work. We’ll be relying on his report for years to come to make sure we’re taking care of our home properly. His rates are reasonable and he is professional.
Review on Trustpilot, September 2026, 5 stars
Booked at short notice
Tim from Premiumkeur was excellent. He fit us in in short notice, walked us through every part of the inspection, and patiently answered all our questions. The report came the next day as promised. Super professional and truly independent, definitely recommended!
Review on Trustpilot, November 2025, 5 stars
Check the crawl space, wherever the house is
Best money I have ever spent. Daan & Tim have so far saved our lives twice. They are incredibly professional, great attention to details and it truly feels like they care. I cannot recommend this company enough. Do not buy a house without consulting them first. And do not forget to check the crawl space regardless of where the house in Amsterdam is. If i could give them 100 stars, i definitely would have.
Review on Google, 5 stars
A second structural survey on the same apartment
Daan came out to do a structural and foundation inspection at an apartment I am considering buying. I was very pleased with the attention to detail, obvious advanced knowledge in these areas and the use of high quality equipment to take measurements. In person explanations were very clear (in English!), with useful tips being offered too. I have had experience with another company’s structural inspection at the same location, and while their report was satisfactory, the level of detail and extra issues found by Daan made paying for the report from Premiumkeur well worth it. Top company, high quality service!
Review on Google, 5 stars
How to lower the risk of hidden defects
A hidden defect is usually a defect nobody looked for. The biggest one in Amsterdam is the foundation. Replacing a foundation often costs between €150,000 and €250,000, so this is where you want certainty before you buy, not after.
Before you book any inspector, ask three simple questions:
- Do you measure floor levels and brickwork joints, or only look?
- Do you go into the crawl space, or only look through the hatch?
- Do you go onto the roof, or take photos from a window?
If a house clearly leans and the report only says “further investigation advised”, you still don’t know anything when it is time to sign. We measure on the spot so you can decide with real numbers.
Most hidden defects are on the roof and in the crawl space
Foundation, crawl space and roof: that is where we find most of the expensive problems. They are also the places that are hardest to reach, which is why they get skipped. A photo of a roof taken from a window or with a pole tells you very little about the flashing, the gutters or the timber underneath.
The same goes for the crawl space. Looking around from the hatch you see a metre or two. The rot, the wet sand and the sagging beams are usually further in. Our inspectors go in whenever it is safe and the crawl space is deep enough.
Using the report to negotiate the price
Very happy to have taken the technical inspection with Fred when purchasing our new home. He was able to make an appointment quickly, met me at the property with a colleague taking me really everywhere in the house (also on the roof), went through everything in detail and he explained everything along the way. In particular we noted an issue with the crawl space that was significantly understated on the report we were previously provided, Fred showed me the real extent of the issue and we used it in our negotiation of the purchase price, saved us a real headache down the line. Cheers Fred
Review on Google, 5 stars
Explained in clear English
Fred performed the technical inspection of our home in the Amsterdam/Amstelveen region while we were under offer to buy. He was thorough in his analysis, providing us with a detailed report of every issue, and was willing to explain everything in clear English. Don’t use the inspector provided by your agent – Fred is totally independent, and provides an honest account!
Review on Google, 5 stars
Findings on site, photos in the report
Had a great experience with Premiumkeur for the technical inspection when buying the house. Great communication and at the house they analysed everything and patiently explained to us (in English) what the problems were, approximating the costs for reparation and even more in detail (and with pictures) in the report. Couldn’t recommend them enough!
Review on Google, 5 stars
Inspection after a bathroom renovation
I contacted Premiumkeur because I suspected that my bathroom renovation had not been carried out properly. Initially, I was told that the waiting time for an inspection would be about two weeks. However, they rearranged their schedule, and as soon as an earlier slot became available, an inspector visited my apartment just two days later. Bo Schreurs was exceptionally generous with his time. He listened carefully to all of my concerns and conducted a thorough, meticulous inspection. Not only did he confirm my observations and suspicions, but he also identified several additional issues that I had not noticed myself. On the very evening of the inspection, Bo sent me his preliminary findings, allowing me to forward them immediately to the contractor and begin the legal process without delay. Just two working days later, the comprehensive inspection report was completed.
Review on Trustpilot, June 2026, 5 stars
A roof leak finally traced
I have been struggling for the last few years with leaks on the roof that after many attempts to fix still remain. I reached out to PremiumKeur to finally try to find out what really needs to be done and have a report so I can share. I was visited by Bo Schreurs and after his investigation, he was able to share with me on the spot with pictures the reasons why the leakages are there. He also helped me understand which repair work was properly done versus which one was not. The full report arrived on time even though we were close to holidays period.
Review on Trustpilot, December 2025, 5 stars
Foundation problems spotted before signing
What can I say? Fred and Bo are THE BEST. Fred saved us from buying a house that had serious foundation problems and would have cost us 300K+ to fix this. He shared his concerns and advised us to stop the deal. He is extremely knowledgeable and very professional. After this we decided to look for another house which we actually found and after calling Fred again..we bought it.. I can highly recommend Premiumkeur.
Review on Google, 5 stars
On the roof and on the bathroom floor
Fred is a top notch inspector in Amsterdam His services were definitely worth the cost. While inspecting our new home (pre offer) he was extremely detailed. He climbed the roof to check the tiles and even laid on the bathroom floors to check the level of the tiling and plumbing. With his construction background and thorough approach, Fred caught all the snags. He then provided us a report that saved us money and future headaches as the selling party addressed these as part of the purchase agreement.
Review on Google, 5 stars
New to the Netherlands, no Dutch
New to the Netherlands, we purchased a flat in Utrecht and sought a comprehensive structural inspection to ensure it was sound but also to seek suggestions for possible improvements. The office were very helpful, with no Dutch, the friendly receptionist understood the brief and fitted us in quickly. Upon arrival, Tim Hollenberg was friendly, professional and very willing to explain his procedures and findings as he progressed his inspection. He divided his findings into a small number of jobs he felt should be executed quickly to save on bigger problems later and recommenadtions for longer term items we should address. His comprehesive written report was with us in 24 hours with the findings clearly listed, relevant phots and recommendations. Even indicative job prices were provided.
Review on Google, 5 stars
What the Dutch call a bouwkundige keuring
Premiumkeur helped us with their ‘bouwkundige keuring’ during the process of buying a home in Amsterdam, and we are so happy to have contacted them! Daan had already informed himself about the building beforehand and knew the history of it! The inspection was conducted with great attention to detail, he discovered things that I think others would have missed. Can only recommend this service, 5*!
Review on Google, 5 stars
Level measurements when the foundation can’t be reached
As advertised, Premiumkeur performed a thorough inspection and directly fed back all findings to us (buyers). Without access to inspect the foundation, they performed level measurements to assess potential issues. The inspection highlighted possible issues with the foundation, which was thoroughly discussed with us. Upon following up over the next days it turned out that the foundation was (luckily) replaced 12 years ago. All the measured values and findings were spot on with old inspection reports. Definitely recommend using Premiumkeur as they will tell you what you need to hear and not just what you want to hear.
Review on Google, 5 stars
Why we don’t work with estate agents
Estate agents in Amsterdam often have a fixed network: inspectors, notaries, valuers, mortgage advisers, builders, even damp-proofing companies. That can be convenient, but an agent gets paid when the sale goes through. An inspector who depends on the agent for work has a reason to keep things smooth.
We don’t take referrals from agents and we don’t pay for them. You hire us, and we report to you. If that sounds like what you want, give us a call on +31 20 773 6842.
We go all the way into the crawl space
Our inspectors go into the crawl space, onto the roof in most cases, and check the whole house visually for asbestos (without taking samples or breaking anything open).
Some equipment we bring when needed:
- A 20-metre endoscope camera for chimneys, fireplaces and flues (extra charge)
- A crawl space robot with a video camera for spaces too low to enter (extra charge)
- A cherry picker for high roofs
Because we check these parts during the inspection itself, you usually don’t need to book separate follow-up surveys afterwards. That saves money and time in the days you have before signing.
Measuring bolts: installed or re-measured
Measuring bolts (meetbouten) are small markers in the facade that show over the years whether a house is sinking. We install new ones and re-measure existing measuring bolts (in Dutch) that were placed years ago.
You need at least eight bolts on a house to say something sensible. On most houses they are only on the front facade, which isn’t enough. And be careful with old measurement data: a reading from ten years ago says little about today.
Besides Amsterdam we inspect in Amstelveen, Diemen, Weesp, Haarlem, Zaandam, Purmerend, Hilversum, Het Gooi, Waterland, De Ronde Venen, Almere and Utrecht. From apartment and terraced house to villa, farmhouse or listed canal house.
A second opinion on a roof and terrace
I consulted them for a roof inspection including a leak investigation. Already the very first contact via phone was friendly, professional and supportive. Fred was available right away and provided an independent second opinion on the state of the roof and terrass. He took a lot of time to explain the source of the leaks and resulting damages to us. He also provided expert advise on who is responsible for the repairs. This was extremely helpful for us in the further process with other parties involved. The final technical report is very detailed and all problems are clearly described.
Review on Google, 5 stars
The apartment and the whole building
We had a very thorough technical inspection of both our apartment and the entire building, including the communal areas. Daan was professional, friendly, and extremely helpful, taking the time to explain everything clearly and answer all our questions. We really appreciated the attention to detail and the comprehensive report. Highly recommended if you’re looking for a reliable and knowledgeable inspection service!
Review on Trustpilot, October 2026, 5 stars
Bought twice, sold once, renovated once
Nothing hides from Fred. Since I moved to the Netherlands I bought twice, sold once, heavily renovated once. All delicate situations that, unless you are an expert of the peculiarities of Dutch constructions, I would warmly recommend not to face by yourself; specially when the interests of different real estate agents of this mad housing market are involved. Bad surprises are too often behind the corner. I had the chance to use Fred three times and I would never make a move anymore without him.
Review on Google, 5 stars
A lesson in wood rot
During the crawl space and foundation inspection itself, Fred took a lot of time to explain what he was doing so that I could also understand the process he was undertaking and gave me a fantastic lesson in everything from wood rot to the underlying structure of the house. He then advised me on the potential of the property based on the findings and what repair costs could be expected.
Review on Google, 5 stars
Building disputes and expert reports
A conflict with your neighbours about damage, a builder who didn’t do the job properly, or a house you bought after an inspection that missed serious defects: in all of these cases you need an independent expert report. We write those reports.
We follow the code of conduct of NIVRE, the Dutch register of insurance and damage experts. Amsterdam construction lawyers and legal expenses insurers hire us regularly.
A dispute with your contractor?
If you have a conflict with a builder, roofer, plasterer or painter, we can inspect the work and write a second-opinion report. A lawyer or your legal expenses insurer will almost always ask for an independent report like this.
We also write damage reports for insurers, for example after a roof leak where it isn’t clear who is responsible.
Planning building or foundation work, or are the neighbours about to start? Have a pre-works condition survey (nulmeting) (in Dutch) done first. It records the state of your property before work starts, so you can prove later which cracks are new.
Check the foundation before you buy
If you buy an older house in Amsterdam, have the foundation checked during the inspection. There are more houses with a poor foundation in this city than most buyers expect, and repair can easily cost €150,000 or more.
Ask the agent for recent information about the foundation. A common answer is: “The municipality has nothing on file about the foundation.” In practice that usually means the foundation has never been replaced.
We measure the brickwork joints and the floor levels during the inspection, at an extra charge. If there are measuring bolts on the house we can re-measure them. That way you leave the inspection knowing where you stand.
A full crawl space inspection prevents surprises
Damp is one of the most common problems in Amsterdam houses. Rising damp from the ground gets into the wooden floor beams, and in crawl spaces and basements we regularly find woodworm and dry rot (huiszwam). Judging how serious it is takes experience with local houses.
Going into the crawl space is included in the price of the building inspection. We always go in if it is safe and not too shallow.
From the pipes to the crawl space
We were in the process of buying a house in Utrecht and needed information about its condition. Daan helped us with the inspection, and we were quite pleased with his service. He was flexible with scheduling and promptly responded to our emails. Daan arrived on time and conducted a thorough inspection, checking everything from pipes and ceilings to the electricity and crawl space. He provided us with a detailed description and cost estimate. We would definitely recommend him as a technical inspector.
Review on Google, 5 stars
Leak detection for an owners’ association
Fred helped our VvE with detecting several challenging leaks. He was extremely knowledgeable, professional and used the latest technology. Fred was dedicated and friendly – I gladly recommend him to others!
Review on Google, 5 stars
Buying as an expat
Affordable, Professional and Trustworthy adviser. Being an expat makes you an easy target in the Dutch real-estate market, this is why getting the right advice can save you a lot of time money and pain. Fred Tokkie from Bouwkundige Keuring made everything simple and safe. from first meeting to the actual inspection and further with the complete detailed report. Thanks to him i could make a smart decision with purchasing my property in Holland.
Review on Google, 5 stars
Sometimes the answer is: you don’t need an inspection
I contacted Fred to ask if he can make an appointment to do an inspection of a house we’re going to buy. He told us when he can find a time, but also he asked about the house (when it was built and what the roof is made of etc.) and so he said honestly we do not need to spend money on an inspection because in that house it will all be fine. He also mentioned a few areas that we can check ourselves for possible problems and told me about the costs of fixing that.
Review on Google, 5 stars
More questions about Premiumkeur
What is a second-opinion inspection (contra-expertise)?
A second, independent building inspection, for when you doubt a report supplied by the selling agent.
Which certifications do your inspectors have?
Premiumkeur is NHG-recognised and NEN 2767-certified. Our inspectors work to NTA 8060, are trained as Integraal Woninginspecteur (IWI) and Integraal Funderingsinspecteur (IFI), and have completed the KCAF course.
What does your statement of independence say?
That we have no structural, financial or other business ties with anyone who has an interest in the sale: selling or buying agent, mortgage adviser, valuer or notary. Breaking it counts as a breach of contract.
Can I rely on the foundation label or foundation code from the agent?
Not blindly. Send it to us, together with any measuring bolt report, and we give you independent foundation advice for free.
How many measuring bolts does a house need?
At least eight. Many houses only have them on the front facade, which doesn’t give a full picture. We install new bolts and re-measure existing ones.
What equipment do you use?
Among other things a 20-metre endoscope camera for chimneys and flues, a crawl space robot with a video camera and a cherry picker for high roofs.
Can you inspect the chimney or flue?
Yes, with the endoscope camera we can inspect the fireplace and the flue over their full length. This costs extra.
What is a nulmeting and when do I need one?
A survey that records the condition of a building before construction or foundation work starts. It lets you show later whether damage was already there or was caused by the work.
Can you help in a dispute with a contractor?
Yes. We write expert reports in disputes with builders, roofers, plasterers and painters, following the NIVRE code of conduct.
Can you write a damage report for my insurer?
Yes. Insurers often ask for a report from an independent expert, for example after a leak where liability is unclear.
Where do you inspect?
Amsterdam and the surrounding region, including Amstelveen, Haarlem, the Zaan area, Het Gooi, West-Friesland, De Ronde Venen and Utrecht.
Areas we cover
We do building inspections across Amsterdam and the surrounding towns. Pick a district or town for local information (in Dutch):
- Building inspection Amsterdam-Centrum
- Building inspection Amsterdam-Noord
- Building inspection Amsterdam-Oost
- Building inspection Amsterdam-West
- Building inspection Amsterdam-Zuid
- Building inspection Amsterdam-Zuidoost
- Building inspection Buitenveldert
- Building inspection IJburg
- Building inspection Watergraafsmeer
- Building inspection Osdorp
- Building inspection Amstelveen
- Building inspection Diemen
- Building inspection Weesp
- Building inspection Ouderkerk aan de Amstel
- Building inspection Aalsmeer
- Building inspection Uithoorn
- Building inspection Abcoude
- Building inspection Purmerend
- Building inspection Edam
- Building inspection Volendam
- Building inspection Monnickendam
More information
- English reviews of Premiumkeur
- Foundation investigation in Amsterdam: knowledge base
- Is Premiumkeur reliable? (in Dutch)
- About Fred Tokkie, founder (in Dutch)
- What is an Amsterdam foundation? (in Dutch)
- Foundation quickscan (in Dutch)
- Inspection clause in the purchase contract (in Dutch)
- What is rising damp? (in Dutch)
- MJOP for owners’ associations (in Dutch)
- What are urgent repair costs? (in Dutch)
- Energy label (in Dutch)
What clients say on Trustpilot
The reviews below were posted on Trustpilot. Premiumkeur averages 4.9 stars there from 100 Trustpilot reviews, and 4.9 stars from 698 Google reviews (October 2026).
great professionalism and experience
I contacted premeium keur for foundation investigation. Their professionalism is unmatched. Not only they saved unnecessary money, they also provided me correct course of action. Typically very fast replies. Definitely recomment them for house inspection and/or other investigation related to house.
Review on Trustpilot, October 2026, 5 stars
Fast, professional, and very thorough – highly recommended!
We asked for a standard architectural inspection and were able to arrange an appointment with Tim from Premium Keur on the same day. Tim was quick to reply, helpful and professional, and he examined the apartment very carefully. He was clear and efficient throughout the process and gave us the report the next day. His support was really helpful!
Review on Trustpilot, March 2026, 5 stars
Contact Premiumkeur Amsterdam
Premiumkeur B.V.
Heiligeweg 30
1012 XR Amsterdam
Phone: +31 20 773 6842
WhatsApp: +31 6 2956 3190
Email: premiumkeur@gmail.com
Chamber of Commerce (KvK): 81106130
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