Chandler Home Energy Audits

The "All-American City" has a strong technology industry attracting educated professionals, families and some fantastic housing opportunities south of the Loop 202.  We love the City of Chandler public pool system and who doesn't like to take the family out to the annual Ostrich Festival! With houses and subdivisions seemingly popping up overnight, you can bet builders and AC contractors did not pay detailed attention to the quality of their workmanship.  Even in newer homes our energy inspections have revealed major defects that cause hot uncomfortable rooms and high energy bills. More established neighborhoods like Twelve Oaks (great running area), College Park, Anderson Springs bring character to the city but have aging HVAC systems, leaky ductwork and insulation that has settled and is below today's code requirements. 

Green ID's Four-Step Approach to a Comprehensive Assessment:

  1. Test your home with a home energy audit
  2. Evaluate and balance efficiency upgrades, available rebates and financing incentives
  3. Upgrade your home based on your customized road map towards energy independence
  4. Verify our work to show measurable improvements
Our Promise

- Never lie or act dishonest
- Provide exceptional service 
- Leave every home better off than when we came
What Make Us Different

- Environmental engineer CEO
- BPI, RESNET and LEED AP accredited; winner of Energy Star's Century Club Award 2012 - 2016
- Air conditioning load calculations done on every home, 10 years of diagnosing airflow issues in Chandler
- AC best practices followed from Day 1 of your heat pump or furnace installation
- Owners, managers, staff and crew who care
- Our customers

Which Home Is Similar To Yours?

Single story, tract home

Home Energy Score: C

  • Features: Arches, columns and soffits (red flags!) throughout the home
  • SRP energy provider
  • Air handler was moved in the attic so the master bedroom was the furthest room from the air handler and became the hottest room in the house
  • Bedrooms doors would slam shut when the air came on
  • Ductwork redesign necessary for proper airflow
  • SRP rebates: $687.80
  • Estimated savings: $770.54

Two story, tract home

Home Energy Score: C

  • Common concerns: Warm rooms above the garage, uneven temperatures and high utility bills
  • Uneven insulation
  • Return ductwork directly connected to the attic
  • SRP rebates: $905
  • Estimated savings: $671

Single story, ranch home

Home Energy Score: D

  • Evap cooler was once used when home originally built but now is not in use a is a source of significant duct leakage
  • Insulation settled and well below code
  • Common concerns: Warm rooms, high utility bills
  • SRP Rebates: $625
  • Estimated savings: $660
Tired of hot and cold rooms, ever increasing utility bills or always dusting the blinds and furniture?  Just like a doctor using x-rays and blood work to diagnose health problems, Green ID's home energy auditors use advanced equipment and technology to identify exactly what is causing those problems and recommend solutions to create a more healthy, comfortable and energy efficient home.
The results have been EXCELLENT and I expect them to be even better as it gets hotter and I have data to support it.

I sealed the attic, I replaced my pool motor, sealed my ductwork, and they sealed all the areas that the builder left vacant of insulation (which is common) and I brought all my insulation up to today's code.  My home is now considered "energy efficient" and it is 17 years old.  I had 3 bedrooms that were hot and cold and now they are beautifully perfect!.  I used to run my air at 76 all the time and now I run it at 78.  I love my house to be cold.  I freeze now more than before.

Now the good news.  I had this work done March 5.  March of 2013 Kw was 1031.  March 2014 was 790.  April 2013 was 1308 and April 2014 was 949.  I had the ac on all of April.  I don't remember if I had it on last year.  

So far in May, I have not had a day over 35 Kw which means I may end up somewhere around 1200 Kw for May.  Last year in May we used 1980 Kw.  That is a reduction of over 35% if it comes true.  I expect to have at least a 30% reduction in Kw this summer. 

Folks, this program works.  It will costs some bucks but it will reduce your Kw and your monthly bills, especially in the summer months.  My pool runs more hours and costs me less.  My house is colder and costs me less.  My house is worth more than my neighbors and my home can be sold as an energy efficient home.  The investment is worth it.  I have a 2300 square foot home.  I have gas hot water heater, gas heat, gas stove and a pool.  My current equal pay with SRP is $182.  I expect it to drop to below $140 next year.,,,maybe lower.  

Also, all of their work is verified and checked by an independent third party and backed by SRP.  Its all good.  David Byrnes and Green ID are to be trusted.  I am not a relative or was I paid to write this.  I am just a very happy customer who will benefit from this program.  Its a no-brainer!


Thomas, Chandler

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