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Whole-Home Energy Audits

A whole-home energy audit in Midlothian, VA, provides a detailed look at how different parts of the home work together. The audit may include a foundation check, inspection of attics, a room-by-room review, and evaluation of basements or crawlspaces.

Blower Door Testing

A blower door test can be conducted to help identify air leakage issues in the home. This test provides a great starting point for determining both the location and amount of air leakage, helping show where outside air may be entering and conditioned air may be escaping.

Technician in a blue polo holds a clipboard beside a blower fan and red air pressure testing equipment at a doorway,A technician conducts a blower door test in a home, measuring air leaks.

Prioritized Improvement Report

After the audit is complete, homeowners receive a report that outlines a prioritized list of improvements. We approach every home as if it were our own personal home, looking carefully for the improvements that can provide the biggest benefit for the lowest practical cost to the homeowner. This helps homeowners understand which changes may have the greatest impact, where to begin, and how to make smart decisions before spending money on upgrades.

A professional kneels by a vent, using a tool to assess airflow in a well-lit roomA man kneels beside a red laser line, checking alignment along a hallway with a patterned rug, measuring for home improvement.

Service Area

Serving homeowners in Chesterfield, Midlothian, Henrico, Richmond, Hanover, and surrounding communities. Our service area generally extends as far north as Fredericksburg, east to Williamsburg, west to Charlottesville, and south to Prince George. If you are outside this area, please contact us to see if we can accommodate your location.

A professional in a blue shirt kneels beside a wall, using a moisture meter to assess the surface's condition, ensuring quality inspection.

Foundation Inspection

We also inspect the roof from inside the home, typically from attic spaces or other accessible interior areas. This can help identify signs of roof damage, leaks, animal intrusions, and insulation levels that may affect the home’s comfort, safety, and energy efficiency.

Cracked brick wall with a hand pointing at multiple prominent fissures; highlights potential structural damage and need for inspection.Moisture meter reading showing 9.1% humidity, indicating wood moisture level during inspection.

Credentials and Trust Points

Approximately 13 Years of Home Energy Audit Experience 

BPI Certified Building
Analyst Professional

Licensed with DPOR as a Residential Building Analyst 

Locally Owned
Small Business

Focused on Healthy, Safe, and Energy-Efficient Homes