GET A HOME ENERGY REPORT BY WISE HOME INSPECTIONS

 

Most homebuyers purchase a home without first understanding what it will cost to operate it. Most Americans spend anything from $1500 to $4,000 a year on utilities, especially in Florida where we have to run our air conditioners most of the year. Many homeowners can reduce their utility bills by up to 30% — sizeable savings — from energy improvements.

The Home Energy Inspection will give you a quick understanding of:
• how much a home will cost you to operate once you move in;
• where energy (and, therefore, money) is being wasted in the home; and
• what can be done to save energy and increase your family’s comfort?

The Home Energy Book is included with your Home Energy Report. In addition to the energy-saving recommendations in your Home Energy Report, this companion ebook describes additional ways to save energy, increase comfort, and protect the environment. It also includes do-it-yourself tips to save energy right now, including easy low-cost and no-cost ways to save energy.

If you make energy improvements you can:

  • save on your utility bills,
  • increasing the comfort of your home,
  • reduce your carbon footprint, contributing to a healthier planet.
Yes, I want a home energy report!


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