Your home is costing you more than it should. NYC homeowners paid an average of 27.2 cents per kilowatt hour in December 2024, up from 24.1 cents the year before. Natural gas hit $1.869 per therm, running 22.8% above the national average. The average household now spends around $260 monthly on electricity alone, which adds up to $3,120 per year.
Most of that money isn’t heating or cooling your home. It’s escaping through air leaks, poor insulation, and inefficient systems. Between 25-40% of your heating and cooling costs literally disappear through gaps in your walls, attic, windows, and doors.
Our NYSERDA-approved home energy audits identify exactly where your money is going and give you a clear plan to stop the waste.
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We’re NYSERDA EmPower+ approved contractors. That means we meet strict training and certification requirements, and we can help you access NYSERDA programs that cover audit costs and provide incentives for the improvements we recommend.
Our auditors are BPI-certified. The Building Performance Institute certification requires ongoing training in building science, diagnostic testing, and energy-efficient solutions. We stay current on the latest building codes, insulation materials, HVAC technology, and air sealing techniques.
We’ve conducted hundreds of energy audits across NYC. We understand the specific challenges of homes in this area, from pre-war buildings with no insulation to row houses with shared walls to homes with outdated heating systems. We know what works in New York’s climate and building stock.
Implementing the improvements identified in a professional energy audit typically saves 5-30% on monthly energy bills, according to the U.S. Department of Energy. Some homeowners see savings up to 60% when they complete all recommended upgrades.
For a NYC household spending $260 monthly on electricity, a 20% reduction means saving $624 per year. Over ten years, that’s $6,240. And energy prices aren’t going down—they’ve increased 18% in the NYC area compared to the national average.
Insufficient attic insulation allows heat to pour straight through your roof. Many older NYC homes have little or no attic insulation, or the original insulation has settled and compressed over decades.
Air leaks around windows, doors, outlets, and anywhere penetrations go through your walls waste massive amounts of energy. Most homes have enough gaps to equal a window being left open 24/7.
Ductwork leaks waste 20-30% of your heated or cooled air before it even reaches your rooms. We find disconnected ducts, gaps at joints, and ducts running through unconditioned spaces losing temperature.
Outdated HVAC systems run at 60% efficiency or less compared to modern equipment. Your furnace or boiler might be working hard, but it’s converting most of your fuel to waste heat instead of warming your home.
Contact us to schedule your NYSERDA-approved home energy audit. We’ll help you access available incentive programs, explain the audit process, and answer any questions you have about improving your home’s energy performance.
Stop overpaying for energy you’re not using. Find out exactly where your money is going and how to keep more of it in your pocket.
We help you access NYSERDA incentive programs that make energy improvements affordable.
If your household income is below 80% of the State or Area Median Income, or you participate in a utility payment assistance program, you may qualify for EmPower+. This program covers 100% of the cost for approved energy efficiency improvements. EmPower+ can include air sealing, insulation upgrades, heating system repairs or replacement, refrigerator and freezer replacement, LED lighting, water heater upgrades, and more. There's no cost to you if you qualify.
For homeowners who don't qualify for EmPower+, NYSERDA offers rebates and incentives for energy-efficient upgrades. Rebate amounts vary based on the improvement and your household income.
These programs change regularly. We stay current on available incentives and help you maximize your savings through every available program.
Everything is safe, professional, and tailored to your home.
The audit process is straightforward. Contact us to schedule an appointment. We’ll send you a list of information to gather before our visit, including utility bills from the past year.
On audit day, plan to be home for 2-4 hours. You don’t need to do anything to prepare beyond gathering the requested information. We bring all necessary equipment.
Within one week, you receive your detailed energy report with specific recommendations and cost estimates. We schedule a follow-up call to review the findings and answer your questions. Most NYC homeowners qualify for free or reduced-cost audits through NYSERDA programs. We’ll help you determine your eligibility and handle the paperwork.
Most audits take 2-4 hours depending on your home’s size. We need to inspect every room, conduct diagnostic tests, and document our findings. You should plan to be home during the entire visit.
Gather your utility bills from the past 12 months. Clear access to your attic, basement, and mechanical equipment. Make sure we can reach all areas of your home including closets and storage spaces.
Many NYC homeowners qualify for free audits through NYSERDA programs. If you’re income-eligible for EmPower+, there’s no cost. For others, costs vary but incentives are available. Contact us to check your eligibility.
No. The blower door test uses a temporary fan mounted in your doorway. Thermal imaging is completely non-invasive. We don’t cut holes or remove materials during the audit. Everything is visual inspection and diagnostic testing.
Typical savings range from 5-30% on monthly energy bills after implementing recommended improvements. For a NYC household spending $260 monthly on electricity, that’s $156-$936 per year. Your specific savings depend on your home’s current condition and which upgrades you complete.
You’ll receive your detailed report within one week of the audit. The report includes all findings, thermal images, specific recommendations ranked by priority, cost estimates, and projected savings for each improvement.
Yes. As NYSERDA-approved contractors, we can perform the insulation, air sealing, HVAC work, and other improvements we recommend. You’re not required to use us for the work, but we ensure everything is done to program standards.