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Home Performance Analysis - A Home Performance Analysis is the first step toward assessing how much energy your home consumes and evaluating ways to make your home more energy efficient. |
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Energy Advisor Consultation - During your initial consultation, your Energy Advisor will discuss your home's unique challenges and features, as well as any problems you are currently experiencing. |
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Windows - Most homeowners are aware that air can escape or sneak in around the joints of windows in their homes, but don't know how to fix the problem. Your Energy Advisor can help. |
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Fireplace - The fireplace and chimney provide another opportunity for energy loss. During the Home Performance Analysis, your Energy Advisor will look up the chimney to make sure it is free from obstructions. |
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Attic Hatch - If your home has an attic hatch, your Energy Advisor can determine if it is contributing to your home's energy loss. |
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Wall Insulation - Your Energy Advisor will help unveil areas of walls in need of more insulation and help you make a plan for insulation addition or replacement. |
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Unnoticed Energy Leaks - Some of the most unnoticed energy leaks occur at the foundation level of a home, where heated and cooled air can escape without notice for years. Energy Advisors are training to look for energy leaks during the Home Performance Analysis. |
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Water Heater - Your Energy Advisor will check the water connections and pipes in your home, making sure that they are all insulated with foam pipe wrap and not leaking. |
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Furnace - During the analysis, your Energy Advisor will check your furnace and ductwork and registers to make sure they are sealed properly. |
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Home Performance Analysis Post-Evaluation - At the conclusion of the Home Performance Analysis, your Energy Advisor will review the detailed report and discuss possible solutions for any concerns that have been identified. |