EnerGuide Energy Efficiency Home Evaluations

An energy-efficient home is comfortable, healthy, environmentally friendly and cost-effective. An EnerGuide home evaluation can help you understand how your home uses energy now, and identify retrofits to help improve energy efficiency.

Proper insulation helps to maintain a consistent temperature within the home, reducing the need for heating or cooling. Along, with a comprehensive Air sealing and weatherstripping. 

Thermal imaging allows for the identification of areas where heat is escaping, thus enabling targeted insulation improvements to enhance a building's energy efficiency.

 During construction, thermal imaging can be used to inspect the quality of insulation, detect gaps, or missing insulation, ensuring the building's thermal integrity is maintained.

We incorporated Solar panels, and other renewable energy technologies into energy-efficient homes.

Our Energy-efficient homes use advanced heating and cooling systems that consume less energy while maintaining your comfort.

Energy Star-certified appliances are designed to be energy efficient and can significantly reduce energy consumption.

 Energy-efficient windows Doors & Skylights are designed and built to prevent heated or cooled air from escaping your home. This ensures your HVAC system doesn't work harder than it needs to. The benefits are lower electric bills and more consistent temperatures in your home year-round. 

A whole-house systems approach includes optimizing home energy usage through various strategies, such as insulation, intelligent HVAC systems, and energy-efficient lighting.

 Energy-efficient homes are designed to maximize natural light, cross-ventilation, and passive solar heating and cooling for energy conservation. 

Solar domestic hot water systems, are an effective and cost-efficient way to generate hot water for homes. ENERGY STAR-certified solar water heaters can save up to 60% on energy costs compared to standard water heaters 

 Rainwater collection systems can be installed to use rainwater for irrigation or indoor use, reducing the demand for municipal water.