During an in-home energy assessment, you can expect the assessor to do a room-by-room examination of your home, as well as a thorough audit of your past utility bills. Some of the tests that may be administered could include a blower door test or a thermographic scan. Be sure to ask your Allied Experts assessor for more information on what to expect from your energy assessment!

Although there is an upfront cost associated with an energy assessment, most homeowners find them extremely worthwhile. The assessment alone won’t lower your energy costs, but implementing the suggestions provided by your Allied Experts assessor will help you to make impactful improvements to maximize your energy savings. In the long-term, you can expect to save on your energy bill, making in-home energy assessments worthwhile investments for most homeowners.

The cost of your home energy assessment will depend on a number of factors, including the location, size, and complexity of your home. On average, a home energy audit will cost between $200 and $700. For a more detailed estimate, contact the Allied Experts team for a no-obligation quote for your home energy assessment!

An in-home energy assessment, also known as an energy audit, is a comprehensive evaluation of the energy efficiency of a residential property. During the assessment, trained professionals inspect various aspects of the home, including insulation, windows, appliances, HVAC systems, and lighting, to identify areas of energy loss and inefficiency. The assessment aims to provide homeowners with a detailed understanding of their energy consumption patterns and recommendations for improvements to reduce energy waste and lower utility bills.

The duration of an in-home energy assessment can vary depending on the size of the property and the complexity of the systems being evaluated. Typically, an assessment can take anywhere from one to three hours to complete. It’s important to allocate enough time for the assessment to ensure that the energy auditor can thoroughly analyze the various components of the home and provide accurate recommendations.

To ensure a smooth and efficient assessment, there are some steps you can take before your scheduled appointment including; gathering recent utility bills, making a list of areas of the home that feel are drafty or less energy-efficient, ensuring that all areas of your home are accessible to the auditor, and securing any recent upgrade records. All of these measures will make for an easier and more efficient energy assessment.