audits. A trained auditor will come to your home to conduct one of two types of energy au- of your home. The information the auditor gathers will help the auditor determine where you are spending your energy dollars and will help the audi- - cies. The auditor will then make practical, useful suggestions to help you use electricity more your monthly electric bill.
camera test to locate places of air leakage and energy loss. - dows, doors, recessed lighting, electrical outlets and switches for air leaks.
for sealing.
- ing and air conditioning duct work for air leaks, if accessible. - ting on the water heater. - tion and determination if any additional insulation is needed. and basement for any energy consisting of a water heater wrap, hot water pipe wrap,
for electrical outlets and wall head, a night light, caulk and door sweep/weather seals. We partner with Associated - sale power supplier, to provide energy weatherization kits when we perform this audit. Addition- ally, a rebate of up to 50 percent of the cost (up to a maximum of $500) is available to members taking the corrective actions noted by our auditor at the con- clusion of the audit. The blower door audit has a value of over $400, but we charge only $100 to have the audit performed. The blower door audit is not available if you have natural gas or propane in your home.
- ing places of air leakage and energy loss.
- dows, doors, recessed lighting,
electrical outlets and switches for air leaks.
for sealing.
- ing and air conditioning duct work for air leaks, if accessible. - ting on the water heater. and determination if any addi- tional insulation is needed. - ciency opportunities.
The walk-thru audit is avail- able to all members in lieu of the blower door. This audit does not include a weatherization kit and there are no rebates avail- able. The cost of a walk-thru audit is $50.
department at 918-371-2584 to schedule your energy audit.
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