Home Energy Assessment on Long Island
Uncovering hidden heat loss and air leaks starts with a comprehensive home energy audit. Our home energy assessment looks for air leakage, insulation gaps, and heating and cooling issues that may affect comfort and energy use. Call 631-623-9428 to schedule.
Why Get a Home Energy Audit?
Find out where your Long Island home loses energy before choosing upgrades. Our free home energy assessment examines insulation, air leakage, ductwork, and heating and cooling performance to help identify practical ways to improve comfort and reduce avoidable energy waste. Ask our team whether the complimentary temperature and humidity gauge is currently available.
Our process
What Happens During Your Assessment
Visual & Thermal Audit
We inspect your entire building envelope from attic knee walls to foundation rim joists, taking thermal readings to identify missing insulation.
Blower Door Air Leakage Test
We depressurize your home using diagnostic blower door testing to measure total air infiltration and pinpoint draft entry points.
Ductwork Inspection
Our team evaluates accessible supply and return ducts for unsealed seams and heat loss in unconditioned attic or basement spaces.
Comprehensive Home Improvement Recommendations
We deliver a prioritized report recommending targeted air sealing, dense-pack cellulose, spray foam, or high-efficiency heat pump upgrades.
Utility Rebate Guidance
We explain current PSEG Long Island rebate options for eligible improvements and help you understand the program requirements before work begins. Eligibility and incentive amounts depend on your home and the applicable program.
Many Home Issues Can Be Traced To:
The condition of your home’s insulation
The number of air leaks in your home
How healthy your indoor air is
What’s Included in
our Assessments:
Dangerous carbon monoxide leaks from your heating system
Old, damaged, or improperly installed insulation
Small cracks, gaps, and air leaks in your home’s exterior
A home energy assessment uses diagnostic testing and a visual inspection to identify areas that may be contributing to heat loss, drafts, or uneven temperatures. Your home energy assessor will guide you through the results and explain their recommendations for home upgrades that can significantly enhance your comfort and lead to energy savings.
Moreover, energy efficiency upgrades are much better for the environment. By switching from fossil fuels to clean, renewable energy sources and improving your overall energy usage with a tighter building envelope and more efficient HVAC equipment, you will reduce your carbon footprint each month.
Home Energy Assessment FAQs
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A home energy assessment (or energy audit) is a diagnostic evaluation of your home’s air leakage, insulation levels, and overall building envelope performance.
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Most residential assessments take between 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on the size and layout of your home.
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Ensure clear access to your attic hatch, basement perimeter, and heating equipment so our technicians can inspect all key envelope areas.
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Yes. An energy audit provides a prioritized roadmap of your home's biggest efficiency leaks. Addressing recommended retrofits, such as attic air sealing, dense-pack cellulose insulation, or duct sealing, can reduce annual heating and cooling expenses by up to 35%.
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Yes. Most professional home energy audits qualify for utility-sponsored rebate programs (such as PSEG Long Island incentives) and federal Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) tax credits.
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After diagnostic testing is complete, your contractor reviews the real-time thermal imaging data and air leakage numbers with you.