Energy audit

[Darren Spencer]

Originally Posted by dvalley

As of July 24, 2009, (ten more days) The Massachusetts Home Inspector Board is requiring all Home Inspectors to distribute a document outlining the procedures and benefits of a home energy audit to all Clients purchasing a single-family residential dwelling, a multiple-family residential dwelling with less than 5 dwelling units or a condominium unit in structure with less than 5 dwelling units.

http://www.mass.gov/Eoca/docs/dpl/bo...ff_handout.pdf

http://www.mass.gov/Eoca/docs/dpl/bo...e_brochure.pdf

They offer it FREE, so that hurts the market for all inspectors.

[Peter C. Russell]

Originally Posted by dspencer1

They offer it FREE, so that hurts the market for all inspectors.

Darren, most state's offer it free to income adjusted homeowners. Notice where it say you MAY qualify. Even those who do get free audits the auditor still gets paid, nothing is totally free.

[David P. Valley]

Originally Posted by dspencer1

They offer it FREE, so that hurts the market for all inspectors.

It may be FREE to some people, so if you can't beat em'... join em'.

I've already inquired about performing IR inspections for these audits and they will be getting back to me soon, as this Energy audit service is still in its infancy stages in Massachusetts.

[ldapkus]

New article on weatherization.

[jrivera]

three-fer, you betcha


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