The 2025 Energy Audit: What It Is and Why You Should Schedule One
- The State Property Organization

- Aug 1
- 1 min read

A professional energy audit can uncover hidden inefficiencies. Here's what to expect—and why it’s worth the investment.
Think of an energy audit as a health check for your home. A certified pro walks through your house, tests insulation, checks for drafts, reviews appliances, and gives a full report on where you're losing energy.
What’s included:
Blower door tests to find air leaks
Infrared scans to spot insulation gaps
Efficiency grades on HVAC systems, windows, and water heaters
Recommendations for upgrades or behavior changes
Cost:
$150–$500 depending on home size and provider. Many utilities offer rebates or free audits.
Why it matters:
Most homeowners don’t realize how much energy (and money) is lost due to small inefficiencies. An audit gives you a clear roadmap to savings, with prioritized actions based on ROI.




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