A home energy evaluation, also known as home energy audit, provides a homeowner with accurate information about money that is being wasted on utility bills while heating and cooling a residential property. The purpose is to identify air leaks in an effort to make the property more airtight and energy-efficient. Zephyr Environmental Solutions provides top-quality energy evaluations for customers in Charlottesville, Faber, Crozet, Scottsville, North Garden, and throughout Central Virginia.
Simply put, a home energy evaluation is a thorough assessment of your home’s energy use and a study of the possible solutions you can take advantage of in order to make your home more energy-efficient. Correcting existing problems or areas that have become money pits will translate to significant energy savings over time for homeowners in Central Virginia.
We offer a FREE on site inspection and estimate for heating, cooling and insulation services.
When you receive a home energy audit from Zephyr Environment Solutions, it is beneficial to a homeowner in many ways. Our trained technicians will provide:
To get the most benefit from a home energy evaluation, you must prepare properly before the technician arrives. That includes taking these important steps before your auditor arrives:
A home energy audit is a comprehensive evaluation of your home’s energy performance to determine the best opportunities you have for saving energy and curtailing expenses. Zephyr Environmental Solutions provides superior home energy audits in Albemarle, Batesville, Fork Union, Keswick, White Hall, and throughout Central VA. When you need our services, give us a call at 434-363-4565 or send us a message through our contact page.
February 14, 2020 | Nellysford, VA
We performed an infrared camera inspection looking for hidden house leakage and a blower door test to establish a baseline for total hosue leakage and a baseline for duct leakage. We performed a visual inspection of the equipment (since Noah did not own the property, we do not perform any ...
June 12, 2019 | Amissville, VA
On inspection of the system we noted the location of all supply and return ducts, registers and grilles. We noted the capacity of the system to determine airflow. Lastly we recorded static pressures before and after the filter and before and after the indoor coil. Taken together we found the ...
March 8, 2019 | Charlottesville, VA
We began with a whole house blower door test and infrared camera review. The objective was less to discover the total air leakage of the house but to find the pathway of the air from outdoors to in-between to finished levels of Erik's home. We were able to identify several ...