Your personal energy concierge.

To determine if solar is worth it for your house, I'll need to consider a few factors. First, let's look at your energy usage. What's your average monthly electricity bill? Also, I'll need to know your location and the age and condition of your roof. This will help me assess the potential solar panel installation and energy savings. Lastly, I'll need to know your budget for the upfront cost of the solar panel system. Once I have this information, I can provide a more detailed analysis and recommendations. Next step: Please provide your location, average monthly electricity bill, and budget for the upfront cost of the solar panel system.

Lowering your electric bill requires a combination of simple habits and smart home upgrades. Here are a few suggestions: 1. **Switch off lights and appliances**: Make sure to turn off lights, TVs, computers, and other electronics when not in use. 2. **Adjust your thermostat**: Lower the temperature by 1-2 degrees in winter and raise it by 1-2 degrees in summer to save energy. 3. **Use energy-efficient light bulbs**: Replace traditional incandescent bulbs with LED or CFL bulbs. 4. **Unplug chargers and devices**: Unplug phone chargers, laptops, and other devices when not in use to avoid standby power consumption. To get personalized recommendations for your home, I suggest filling out the "Request a specialist" form on this page. A home energy specialist can assess your home's energy usage and provide tailored suggestions for improvement. What's your current average electricity bill per month?

An energy audit is a comprehensive assessment of your home's energy efficiency, identifying areas where energy is being wasted and opportunities for improvement. It's like a health check-up for your home. During an energy audit, a trained professional will: 1. Inspect your home's exterior and interior, including walls, windows, doors, and roof. 2. Check for air leaks and insulation in attics, walls, and floors. 3. Test your home's heating and cooling systems for efficiency. 4. Evaluate your home's energy-using appliances and lighting. 5. Assess your home's energy usage patterns and provide recommendations for improvement. The audit will typically include a report with: * A list of recommended energy-saving measures * Estimated costs and savings for each measure * Prioritized suggestions for implementation To schedule an energy audit, please fill out the "Request a specialist" form on this page, and we'll connect you with a qualified professional. Next step: What type of energy audit are you interested in (residential or commercial)?