The audit allows homeowners to receive considerable savings on utility bills by identifying poorly insulated walls and leaky doors and windows, according to a release. The audit normally costs about $400 to $450, and will be $50 through the program.
After the areas are diagnosed, experts will suggest the most cost effective remedies to increase the home’s energy efficiency, according to the release.
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