How to get the most out of a home energy audit
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Want to make your home more energy efficient or even just less drafty? Are you planning to redo your bathroom or kitchen? Want to get that $5,600 federal grant for green renovations?
In all these cases, getting an energy efficiency evaluation is a good first step, according to those in the industry.
Here's a closer look at what that involves — and how to get the most out of it.
What is a home energy efficiency evaluation?
A home energy efficiency evaluation, inspection or audit is a standardized method for measuring your home's energy efficiency and airtightness. This can help you decide what renovations you might need to improve those things.
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