Enclosure & insulation
Review accessible insulation, attic and basement leakage paths, windows, doors, and signs of moisture. Blower door testing and thermal imaging help investigate air leakage and temperature patterns where appropriate.
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A little preparation.
Let’s find your
New YorkEnergy AssessmentsBook an assessment Menu
ASSESS · PRIORITIZE · IMPROVE
Home energy audits.
Improve with a plan.
A home energy assessment connects the dots between comfort, air leakage, insulation, and equipment. Start with a clearer picture of your home in Westchester County or the Bronx.
KNOW WHAT COMES NEXT
A clear path through your project.
Confirm the scope, understand the findings, and decide on your next step with the information you need.
- 01
Share your concerns
Tell us what you notice, which rooms are affected, and what you hope to improve.
- 02
Evaluate the whole home
Review the building enclosure and relevant heating, cooling, and ventilation conditions. Discuss which diagnostic tests fit the assessment.
- 03
Understand the findings
Review recommendations and priorities before deciding on improvements. Ask about program requirements and the next steps for your project.
WHAT WE EVALUATE
Your home works as a system.
The assessment connects building conditions with the comfort concerns you experience. Specific tests depend on access, equipment, and site conditions.
Equipment & ventilation
Review heating, cooling, hot water, distribution, and exhaust ventilation. Combustion safety testing applies where relevant to the equipment and agreed assessment scope.
Findings & a practical plan
Receive documented findings and prioritized recommendations. Discuss air sealing, insulation, ventilation, and equipment improvements in a sequence suited to your home, with program guidance where applicable.
BEFORE WE VISIT
A little preparation.
A more useful conversation.
- Have recent utility information available if requested.
- Arrange access to equipment, the attic, and basement where accessible.
- Write down recurring comfort concerns and previous improvements.
What is included in my assessment?
The scope depends on the property, service, and applicable program. Confirm the diagnostic tests, deliverables, and any fees when scheduling.
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.
Will I have to commit to improvements?
Start by understanding the assessment scope. Recommendations give you a basis for discussing improvements and requesting a proposal.
START WITH YOUR HOME
Let’s find your
next step.
Tell us where you are and what you’d like to improve.
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