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Taking care of the environment is just as important to us as taking care of your green. We keep track of savings on eco-friendly utility suppliers and clean energy alternatives. Clean energy options grow every day and the best ways to build and supply energy for home consumers now and for the future are in the forefront of our mission.

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We believe taking care of your energy needs for less green ought to be more green, and it definitely doesn’t need to be hard to do. In fact, we believe it should be simple to find and easy to implement. That’s why we do the work to find you discounts and deals, information and upgrades. We made it our job to hunt down savings so you don’t have to make it yours.

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• An energy auditor will look at your building from the outside. They'll examine various components, including windows, walls, and eaves, to see if they can spot any significant issues causing leaks into or out of your home.

• The auditor will check out the attic (if you have one) to look at a few things. Most importantly, they'll inspect your insulation to ensure it's correctly installed and applied evenly between your walls. They'll also evaluate the holes where electrical lines run to see if they're properly sealed or could be a source of leakage.
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• The auditor will examine your furnace and water heater. If either is on the older side, it's likely a candidate for an upgrade. They'll also probably look at the filter in the furnace to ensure it doesn't require replacement. They'll check connections in the ducts in your basement to try and locate any possible leaks where you may be losing heat and energy.
   
• Most professional audits will include a blower door test. This device allows them to locate air leakage and test air quality in your home. During a blower door test, all the windows and doors are closed, and they'll use a blower door machine to depressurize the house. At that point, the auditor often uses an infrared camera to see where cold air may leak into your home and identify opportunities for air sealing.
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• Finally, audits usually include an inspection of the lighting in your home.
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