An inspection gives no warning.16 mandatory rules on your website and your materials.
Selling energy renovation work subjects you to sixteen precise obligations. The most recent applies from 1 October 2026 and carries fines of up to €75,000. We put your materials under the microscope and bring the risk down to a minimum.
Audit report
10 rules out of 16: compliant
Sample report. Every gap is dated and quoted alongside the applicable text.
What changes on 1 October 2026
An order of 7 July 2026 requires the France Rénov' public service to appear on every promotional material: website, landing page, print, radio spot. Failure to comply carries an administrative fine of up to €15,000 for a sole trader and €75,000 for a company, issued without a trial.
The 16 rules, in plain language
Three families. None is optional, and most can be checked from a browser in seconds.
Energy renovation
7 rules
What the law now requires of anyone selling energy saving work.
- France Rénov' notice on every promotional material, from 1 October 2026
- Proof of RGE certification in the contract and on a durable medium
- Ten-year insurance: insurer and geographic cover on quotes and invoices
- Ban on unsolicited approaches by phone, email and SMS
- Every subsidy claim made conditional, never a bare offer of free work
- Prices inclusive of tax, with the VAT rate applied
- Fourteen-day right of withdrawal and standard form
Your website
4 rules
The notices an inspector looks at first, because they take thirty seconds to check.
- Complete legal notices, including your host
- Consumer mediator named and reachable
- Terms of sale and terms of use
- Customer reviews: state whether they are verified, and how
Personal data
5 rules
A form collecting a name and a phone number already triggers all of these.
- Privacy policy: legal basis, retention, rights, recourse to the CNIL
- Cookie banner where refusing is as easy as accepting
- Records of processing and contracts with your processors
- Controlled retention period for prospects
- Marketing: consent, identified sender, unsubscribe link
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How we go about it
Four stages, the first of which costs you nothing.
We look at everything
Website, landing pages, forms, emails, ads, quotes. Every material is measured against the 16 rules, one by one.
We tell you what is missing
A dated report, sorted by urgency, with the applicable text alongside each gap. Readable without being a lawyer.
We fix it
Notices placed, cookie banner reworked, privacy policy rewritten, forms adjusted. You approve, we publish.
We keep watch
Rules change. We follow them and come back to you before a new one turns into a breach.
Start by knowing where you stand
The audit is free. What follows depends on what it reveals.
Compliance audit
Know where you stand
Report delivered within 5 working days
- Your materials measured against the 16 rules
- Compliance score by family
- List of gaps, sorted by urgency
- The applicable text quoted alongside each one
- Debrief with an expert
Bringing you into compliance
We correct, you approve
Scope priced after the audit
- The full audit included
- Mandatory notices placed on your materials
- Compliant cookie banner, refusing as easy as accepting
- Privacy policy and legal notices written
- Forms and emails reworked
Ongoing compliance
So that it stays that way
Regulatory watch included
- Everything in Bringing you into compliance
- Watch on the rules of your sector
- Quarterly check of your materials
- Corrections as regulations evolve
- Review of your new pages and campaigns
UNYX audits, corrects and documents your materials. Regulatory responsibility remains yours: we bring the risk down to a minimum, we do not remove it. Prices exclude tax.
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