Home Energy Audits: What Wisconsin Homeowners Need to Know

What is a Home Energy Audit?

Comprehensive Home Assessment

  • Detailed energy performance evaluation

  • Identifies efficiency opportunities

  • Pinpoints potential savings areas


Audit Process Breakdown

Professional Inspection

  • Blower door test

  • Thermal imaging

  • Comprehensive system analysis

  • Typically 2-4 hours

Key Evaluation Areas

  • Insulation quality

  • Air leakage points

  • HVAC system efficiency

  • Appliance performance

  • Electrical system evaluation


Wisconsin-Specific Benefits

Climate Considerations

  • Addresses extreme temperature variations

  • Tailored to Midwest home construction

  • Focuses on winter efficiency


Financial Advantages

  • Potential energy cost reduction: 15-30%

  • Average annual savings: $400-$800

  • Increased home value


Rebate and Incentive Opportunities

Programs Available in Wisconsin


Taking Action

Next Steps

  • Schedule professional audit

  • Review detailed report

  • Prioritize recommended improvements

  • Implement strategic upgrades


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