Choose the Right Level of Understanding
Every home and homeowner begins with a different question. Our three assessment options allow you to select the level of onsite investigation, documentation, analysis, and follow-up that best supports your needs.
Bronze — Home Performance Walk-Through
$375
The Bronze Walk-Through is a focused introduction to your home’s visible performance conditions. It is designed for homeowners who want an independent professional perspective without a detailed written analysis.
We walk through the accessible areas of the home, listen to your primary concerns, and discuss visible conditions that may affect comfort, energy use, or future improvements.
The Bronze Walk-Through includes:
- Discussion of your primary concerns
- Visual exterior and interior walk-through
- Review of accessible HVAC and water-heating equipment
- Observation of windows, doors, and visible building conditions
- Brief 15-minute attic assessment when safely accessible
- Limited supporting photographs
- Verbal review at the end of the walk-through
- Concise follow-up email documenting the experience
Bronze does not include:
- Infrared photography
- Detailed building-system analysis
- Comprehensive photographic documentation
- Formal findings and recommendations report
- Follow-up video consultation
Best suited for:
- Homeowners seeking a professional overview
- General home-performance questions
- Early improvement planning
- A second perspective before requesting contractor proposals
- Homeowners who prefer a concise, conversational experience
The Bronze Walk-Through helps you recognize visible concerns and determine whether a more detailed investigation may provide additional value.
Silver — Streamlined Whole Home Performance Assessment™
$675 | Approximately One to Two Hours Onsite
The Silver Assessment provides a broader investigation of the home’s accessible building systems, supported by photographs, selected infrared observations, building-system analysis, and a professional report.
It is designed for homeowners experiencing specific comfort or energy concerns who need more than a verbal overview but may not require the depth of the Gold Assessment.
The Silver Assessment includes:
- Homeowner interview and review of documented concerns
- Available utility and smart-meter information considered as supporting evidence
- Streamlined exterior and interior assessment
- Attic assessment when safely accessible
- Review of visible insulation and air-leakage conditions
- Review of accessible HVAC equipment and ductwork
- Review of water-heating equipment
- Observation of windows and exterior doors
- Standard photographic documentation
- Limited infrared photography of selected areas when conditions allow
- Building-system analysis
- Professional findings and recommendations report
Your report may include:
- Summary of your documented concerns
- Accessible conditions observed
- Supporting photographs
- Selected visible and infrared image comparisons
- Building-system relationships
- Findings requiring additional evaluation
- Practical recommendations
- Suggested improvement priorities
Best suited for:
- High or unexplained electricity use
- Uneven room temperatures
- Drafts and comfort concerns
- Extended HVAC runtime
- Attic insulation questions
- Homebuyers and newer-home owners
- Homeowners comparing improvement options
- Homeowners who want written findings before requesting proposals
The Silver Assessment provides actionable documentation
Gold — Comprehensive Whole Home Performance Assessment™
$875 | Approximately Two to Three Hours Onsite
The Gold Assessment is our most detailed home-performance service. It is designed for complex concerns, major investment decisions, long-term improvement planning, and homeowners who want a deeper understanding of how their home’s accessible systems interact.
The assessment combines expanded onsite observations, air sampling, detailed visible and infrared photographic documentation when conditions allow, comprehensive building-system analysis, prioritized recommendations, and personal follow-up.
The Gold Assessment includes:The Gold Assessment includes:
- Everything included in Bronze and Silver, plus:
- Detailed homeowner interview and review of your comfort, energy, and improvement goals
- Available utility and smart-meter information considered as supporting evidence
- Comprehensive exterior and interior assessment
- Detailed attic assessment when safely accessible
- Review of insulation, visible air-leakage pathways, and attic ventilation
- Review of accessible HVAC equipment and ductwork
- Review of water-heating equipment
- Observation of windows, exterior doors, and room-to-room conditions
- Standard air-quality sampling in up to 10 rooms or sampling locations; additional locations are $20 each
- Detailed visible-light photography and corresponding infrared photography when conditions allow
- Detailed Building-System Analysis and Reporting Package
- Prioritized findings and practical recommendations
- Comfort concerns addressed throughout the analysis
- Follow-up video call to explain the report and answer your questions
- 15% discount on one follow-up consultation within 12 months
What we look for during air-quality sampling:
Using test equipment, we measure conditions that can help you better understand your indoor environment:
- Carbon dioxide (CO₂): Provides context about occupancy and ventilation.
- Fine airborne particles (PM2.5): May be associated with cooking, smoke, outdoor pollution, and other sources.
- Larger airborne particles (PM10): May be associated with dust and other airborne material.
- Formaldehyde (HCHO): Screens for a chemical that may be emitted by some building materials, furnishings, and household products.
- Temperature: Helps document room-to-room comfort differences.
- Relative humidity: Helps identify conditions associated with dryness, discomfort, condensation, or moisture concerns.
We also observe accessible ventilation, filtration, and moisture conditions to help put the readings into context. Measurements alone do not identify the source of a concern.
Your report presents numerical low and high readings for each sampled location, with green, yellow, or red backgrounds where established reference ranges apply, written explanations, and practical next steps.
Sampling reflects conditions at the locations and times measured. It does not identify mold, allergens, bacteria, viruses, or other pathogens, or certify overall air safety. Findings and homeowner concerns may indicate that additional specialist testing would be useful.
Your Building-System Analysis and Reporting Package may include:
- Homeowner goals and documented concerns
- Detailed accessible observations
- Visible and infrared image comparisons
- Location-based air-quality readings, reference ranges, and interpretation
- Sampling conditions and measurement limitations
- Explanation of relevant building-system relationships
- Comfort and energy-use considerations
- Conditions requiring specialized evaluation
- Prioritized recommendations
- Suggested project sequence and improvement dependencies
- Questions to ask prospective contractors
- Long-term planning opportunities
Best suited for:
- Multiple or persistent comfort concerns
- Complex or unexplained energy use
- Concerns about ventilation, airborne particles, or indoor humidity
- Conflicting contractor recommendations
- Major HVAC, window, insulation, solar, or remodeling decisions
- Long-term home-improvement planning
- Homebuyers seeking greater detail
- Net-Zero and electrification planning
- Homeowners who want comprehensive documentation and personal report review
The Gold Assessment provides a deeper understanding of your home, an organized improvement roadmap, and personal guidance—helping you make informed decisions for your family’s comfort, well-being, and future.
Not Sure Which Assessment to Choose?
Choose Bronze when you want a focused professional overview.
Choose Silver when you need documented findings and recommendations for a specific comfort or energy concern.
Choose Gold when you want the most complete investigation, detailed reporting, prioritized roadmap, and follow-up support.