What to Expect During a WHI Energy Audit

Wisconsin’s freezing winters and hot, humid summers push homes to their limits. Drafty rooms, high energy bills, and even moisture problems often come down to hidden inefficiencies.

A home energy audit from Wisconsin Home Improvement ensures your home is prepared for every season. Our certified building science experts diagnose issues at the root, helping you cut utility bills, improve comfort, and protect your family’s health.

Schedule your free home assessment from WHI today!

What is a Home Energy Audit?

A home energy audit is a comprehensive series of tests that inspect and measure your home’s efficiency from top to bottom to diagnose and solve problems at their root cause. It’s the first step toward lower energy bills and a more comfortable home.

What Does a Wisconsin Home Energy Assessment Include?

Here’s what you can expect when you schedule a free WHI energy assessment:

  1. Initial Consultation – We start by listening to your concerns, from cold drafts to humidity problems, so we know what you’re experiencing in your home.
  2. Whole-Home Inspection – Our team examines your attic, basement, exterior walls, and key systems to identify areas where energy is being lost.
  3. Infrared Thermal Imaging – Specialized cameras reveal hidden gaps in insulation and areas where heat is escaping.
  4. Blower Door Test – By adjusting air pressure inside your home, we pinpoint air leaks that waste energy and impact comfort.
  5. Combustion Safety Testing – We test your furnaces, water heaters, and gas appliances to ensure they’re venting safely.
  6. Moisture & Mold Assessment – We look for problem spots that can lead to condensation, mold, or ice dams in Wisconsin’s harsh climate.
  7. Results & Recommendations – Finally, we review your audit results in plain language, explain what they mean, and outline your best next steps.

You’ll walk away with a clear action plan, not a sales pitch, so you can feel confident about improving your home’s efficiency and comfort.

What Are the Benefits of Home Energy Audits for Wisconsin Homeowners?

Home energy audits can result in major financial savings for homeowners. After implementing our recommended remedies, many homeowners save as much as 20% on their monthly energy bills. By ensuring your HVAC system can run efficiently, you’ll extend its life expectancy as it won’t be working as hard to maintain your home’s temperature. Ensuring proper insulation and airflow can prevent issues like ice dams, mold, or condensation, extending the life of your home’s roof. 

Additionally, by addressing the issues identified during your audit, you can enhance your home’s comfort (bye-bye to cold drafts and humid rooms) and improve air quality

A home energy assessment will also provide you with invaluable peace of mind. Our combustion safety testing gives you insight into potential gas ventilation problems before they become dangerous. We also identify moisture and mold issues, which can lead to long-term health concerns. 

Who Conducts a Home Energy Audit?

We don’t send salespeople to conduct home energy assessments. Your Wisconsin home audit will be conducted by a Building Performance Institute (BPI) certified member of our home performance team. You can rest assured that our team is providing recommendations rooted in building science, not sales goals.

Why Choose Wisconsin Home Improvement?

Wisconsin Home Improvement offers free home energy audits for Wisconsin homeowners. 

  • Building science expertise (not just insulation sales).
  • Local reputation in SE Wisconsin.
  • State-of-the-art equipment and in-house installers.
  • Personalized solutions, not one-size-fits-all.

We also offer Pearl Certification, a third-party process that certifies the high-performing features and improvements that make your home more comfortable and energy efficient. 

Schedule your free home assessment from WHI today!

Frequently Asked Questions About Wisconsin Home Energy Audits

How much does a home energy audit cost in Wisconsin?

Home energy audits from Wisconsin Home Improvement are always free for Wisconsin homeowners.

How long does it take?

Home energy audits typically take between 1-2 hours to complete, depending on the size of your home.

Is a free home energy audit really free?

Yes! Home energy audits from Wisconsin Home Improvement are completely free. No strings attached.

Do I need an audit before adding insulation?

While you don’t need an energy audit before installing insulation, it can help provide a clearer picture of what’s going on in your home, so you can make the best insulation decisions for your space.

Get in Touch!

Are you ready to schedule a home energy audit with Wisconsin Home Improvement? Well, the time has never been better to take charge of your energy consumption. Here are all the ways you can contact us and everything you need to know to put you on the road to home energy performance improvement that lasts.

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