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HOME PERFORMANCE, FROM THE INSIDE OUT

A more comfortable home.
A clearer path forward.

Home energy audits and performance improvements in Westchester and the Bronx. Find the causes of drafts, uneven temperatures, and wasted energy—then make a plan for your home.

Assess. Improve. Verify.

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THE WHOLE HOME. ONE CONNECTED APPROACH.
BPI-certified professionalsNYSERDA participating contractorServing Westchester & the Bronx

BUILT AROUND YOUR HOME

Better performance starts
with the right diagnosis.

From the first assessment to targeted improvements, understand what your home needs and why it matters.

LET’S START WITH WHAT YOU NOTICE

What could feel better
about your home?

You don’t need to know the cause before you call. Tell us what you’re experiencing, and we’ll help you choose a starting point.

Drafty roomsHigh energy useUneven temperaturesAging HVAC

A HELPFUL STARTING POINT

Energy audit + air leakage testing

Drafts can point to air leakage or insulation gaps. An assessment helps identify where to investigate before choosing an improvement.

Explore your next step ↗
Guidance for planning; an on-site assessment determines your home’s needs.

A PLAN YOU CAN UNDERSTAND

From questions
to informed improvements.

We look at your home as a connected system. Insulation, air leakage, ventilation, and equipment all affect how it performs.

  1. 01 / ASSESS

    Understand your home.

    Discuss comfort concerns and evaluate the building, equipment, and relevant energy-use information.

  2. 02 / PRIORITIZE

    Make a practical plan.

    Review findings and recommendations so you can decide which improvements to pursue.

  3. 03 / IMPROVE

    Put the plan to work.

    Coordinate the selected measures and discuss applicable program requirements.

  4. 04 / VERIFY

    Check the results.

    Use appropriate performance checks to document completed work and explain next steps.

EXPLORE YOUR OPTIONS

Make room for
a better-performing home.

Some households and projects may qualify for energy-efficiency programs or financing. We can help you understand the options and the requirements to review.

Eligibility, funding, incentives, and financing terms vary. Approval and savings are not guaranteed.

LOCAL HOMES. REAL CONVERSATIONS.

Clear explanations
make a difference.

Serving homeowners in Westchester County and the Bronx, including White Plains, Yonkers, and surrounding communities.

Meet New York Energy Assessments ↗
“Chet was very informative and communicated our issues well, and also provided comprehensive advice about energy savings for our home.”
Bryce Prevatte
Ardsley, NY

BEFORE YOU BOOK

A few helpful answers.

Have another question? Get in touch ↗
What does a home energy audit help identify?

An energy audit evaluates how your home uses and loses energy. Depending on the scope, it can include insulation, air leakage, heating and cooling equipment, and diagnostic testing. Findings help prioritize improvements.

Where do you provide services?

New York Energy Assessments serves Westchester County and the Bronx. Contact us with your property location and service needs to confirm availability.

How much does an energy audit cost?

Energy audits are paid services. Review the selected service’s price when booking, or contact us to confirm the scope and fee for your property.

Do I need to replace my heating system first?

Not necessarily. Air leakage, insulation, and equipment sizing can affect comfort together. An assessment can help you understand whether enclosure improvements should be considered alongside HVAC work.

How do I get started?

Use online scheduling or call 914-295-4099. Tell us about your home, your location, and the comfort or energy concerns you’d like to address.

YOUR HOME’S NEXT CHAPTER

Let’s make home
feel better.

Start with an assessment. Move forward with understanding.

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