A home energy audit is a professional evaluation of your home's energy use. A certified energy advisor inspects your home and provides recommendations to reduce energy bills and access government rebates.
Why Get a Home Energy Audit?
- Save 15-30% on energy bills
- Access up to $5,600 in federal rebates
- Improve home comfort and value
- Reduce your carbon footprint
What Happens During an Audit?
A certified energy advisor will visit your home (2-3 hours) and perform:
- Blower door test - Identifies air leaks
- Thermal imaging - Reveals insulation gaps
- HVAC inspection - Checks heating/cooling efficiency
- Full home walkthrough - Assesses windows, doors, insulation
Cost & Rebates
Audits typically cost $300-$600, but the Canada Greener Homes Grant covers up to $600 for both pre and post-retrofit evaluations - making it essentially free.
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How to Get Started
- Find a NRCan-certified energy advisor
- Schedule your pre-retrofit audit
- Review recommendations and rebate eligibility
- Complete energy upgrades
- Get post-retrofit audit for final rebates
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