Glendale Home Energy Audits

Glendale residents can be some of the kindest, down-to-earth people you will ever meet.  The family friendly neighborhoods in-and-around Arrowhead Ranch homes built in the 1980's and 1990's have notorious ductwork problems, while the ranch style homes to the south are simply aging (even with brand new roofs and AC units from the hail storm).  Start your path to a more comfortable and efficient home by scheduling a Green ID home energy audit today.

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 Glendale
- 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: D

  • Features: 9-12 ft ceiling height with arches, columns and soffits (red flags!) throughout the home
  • APS energy provider
  • Front bedroom hot
  • 3 tons AC units were only putting out 2 tons of air from undersized ductwork
  • Ductwork redesign necessary for proper airflow
  • APS rebates: $1,050
  • Estimated savings: $409

Two story, tract home

Home Energy Score: C

  • Features: 10-14 ft ceiling height with arches and columns throughout house
  • Common concerns: Warm rooms and uneven temperatures in master bedroom
  • Insulation low
  • Airflow was imbalanced
  • APS rebates: $1050
  • Estimated savings: $580

Single story, ranch style home

Home Energy Score: D

  • Features: 8-12 ceiling height with large vault, arches and columns
  • Low insulation
  • Ductwork crumbling from heat
  • Duct registers placed in easiest location, not best for airflow
  • Common concerns: Poor airflow, warm rooms, high utility bills,
  • APS Rebates: $700
  • Estimated savings: $682
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.
I first had a home energy audit done.  Michael took his time and checked for leaks as well as checked for insulation issues in the attic.  Overall the energy audit took 3 hours or so.  He found some issues with the insulation as well as confirmed a hot exterior wall with an IR camera.  Next, David presented the results and suggested some fixes to address the things they found.  David is pretty upfront and honest about what to expect and will let you know what's the best bang for the buck.  He and his crew spent about 3 days completing all the work.   My house had a lot of soffits that were not properly insulated.  David and his crew either sealed them off or insulated the actual cavity.  They also rerouted the flex lines which instantly improved the cooling and heating to the problem areas of the house.  They also added more insulation in the attic.   If you know anything about blown-in insulation, you know that it is extremely dusty and dirty.  Just be prepared to have some dust especially wherever your attic entrance is at.  Despite the mess, the quality of the work was very good.  SRP sent out an independent auditor after all the work was completed and that person was impressed with the quality and said that these guys must have taken a lot of time.  He went on to mention most companies just blow insulation on top but David and his crew lifted up each fiberglass batt and blew insulation underneath, then laid the batts back down, and then blew more on top.  This is one of the major reasons why it took so long.  In terms of real energy savings, I compared my December gas bill to last year's and my usage went down 33% even though this December was colder.  I can also tell that my house seems to hold its temperature better.  I didn't price shop any of the recommendations but if you want a high quality job without any high sales pressure, then consider Green ID.


Stewart, Ahwatukee

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