Home Energy & Water Conservation Audits
Schedule a free Home Energy & Water Conservation Audit to find out how efficient your home's energy use is and where you can make improvements to lower your utility bills.
Our experts can help you understand your consumption, as well as show you how to reduce your utility bill.
How it Works
A trained Conservation Specialist will perform a walk-through audit of your home to identify any potential opportunities to reduce your electric and/or water consumption. This is an in-person visit which typically lasts for about an hour. In addition to reviewing your consumption information, we'll check the following items:
- For Electric Customers: Attic insulation and central air-conditioning ducts (single-family homes only), A/C system filters, window caulking, weather stripping around doors and hot water temperature.
- For Water Customers: Toilets, faucets, irrigation timers and systems.
Fill out our inquiry form or call 407-423-9018 to schedule your audit.
Schedule Your Audit to Get Started
Preparing for Your Audit
Before: To provide you with the best service, we ask that you have at least six months of consumption history at your property before requesting an audit. For solar customers, please have your system’s monthly production data available for review during the visit.
Scheduling: Our Conservation Specialists perform energy and water audits Monday - Friday with the first appointment beginning at 8 a.m., and the last appointment as a window arrival of 2 p.m. – 5 p.m. Please note that during our peak season (June-October), we may be booked with appointments for up to six weeks.
During: Ensure that someone over 18 years of age will be available to accompany the Conservation Specialist around your property. We’ll need access to items like the thermostat, A/C equipment, attic access, etc. Also be sure to provide a translator if needed.
Learn About High Bill Solutions
Let us help you determine why your bill may be more than you expected. Visit our High Bill Solutions page to see reasons why you may see an increase in costs, as well as some ways you and your family can work together to keep your usage and bill at bay.
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