
Find out where your home loses energy.
California Home Energy Wise delivers AI-powered energy evaluations designed to identify efficiency gaps with precision and objectivity. Our reports provide comprehensive analysis, project-specific ROI estimates, tiered repair strategies aligned with your budget, and forward-looking planning recommendations. Central to our service is an AI engine capable of modeling "what-if" scenarios based on your property's actual data — empowering you to make informed, confident decisions. The entire data collection process takes less than an hour, with no sales pressure and no obligation to purchase products.
Six systems that shape your energy costs
Every area we evaluate has a direct, measurable impact on your home's energy performance. Understanding each one helps you make smarter, more confident decisions about where to invest.

Roof
Your roof is the primary barrier between your home and the Valley heat. Poor insulation value, aging materials, or inadequate attic ventilation beneath the roof deck cause heat to radiate into living spaces, forcing your cooling system to work overtime. We assess roofing condition, reflectivity, and the thermal boundary below to identify how much your roof is contributing to energy loss.
Ventilation
A poorly ventilated home traps heat, moisture, and stale air — all of which drive up energy use and degrade comfort. Inadequate attic ventilation causes heat to build up and transfers directly into your living space. We evaluate your whole-house ventilation strategy, exhaust systems, and attic airflow to ensure your home breathes efficiently and your HVAC isn't overcompensating.

Windows
Windows are among the highest-impact sources of unwanted heat gain and loss in California homes. Single-pane glass, failed seals, and west- or south-facing unshaded windows can be significant contributors to heating and cooling load. Our thermal imaging helps identify where your windows may be underperforming and whether sealing, shading, or replacement could make sense for your situation.

HVAC
Heating and cooling are often the largest components of a home's total energy use. Aging equipment, improper sizing, dirty coils, and leaky ductwork can all reduce efficiency. We inspect your entire HVAC system — unit condition, duct integrity, thermostat behavior, and airflow balance — to help identify areas where performance may improve.

Solar
California's abundant sunshine makes solar an opportunity worth evaluating — but understanding your home's energy load first helps ensure any investment is well-targeted. We assess your roof orientation, current energy usage, and shading conditions so you can evaluate what solar investment may be appropriate for your property.

Hot Water Source
Water heating is typically among the top energy expenses in a home — and often the most overlooked. Tank-style heaters lose energy around the clock through standby heat loss, and older units may cost more to run than expected. We evaluate your system's age, fuel source, efficiency, and usage patterns to help you understand potential opportunities.

Your comprehensive energy report — delivered as a detailed PDF
Every evaluation ends with a professionally formatted PDF report that breaks down each component of your property — roof, attic, windows, HVAC, water heater, and electrical — with thermal imagery, condition grades, and specific recommendations. You'll see exactly what needs attention, why it matters, and what each fix costs versus what it saves Contact us today and we'll be happy to send you sample reports for your review.
Component-by-component condition report
Each major system — roof, attic ventilation, windows, HVAC, water heater, and electrical — gets its own section with thermal photos, condition grading, and estimated remaining life. You'll know the state of every component in plain language.
Tiered repair & upgrade roadmap
We lay out three paths — Good, Better, and Best — so you can choose the level of investment that fits your budget. Each tier provides context on estimated costs and potential benefits. No pressure, just options.
ROI analysis & home value impact
See how each recommended upgrade may affect your monthly utility costs and your property's resale potential. Our AI engine models possible financial outcomes so you can make decisions with context, not guesswork.
What-if scenario modeling
Our AI engine runs scenarios based on your property's actual data — what might happen if you upgrade windows but leave the HVAC as-is? Which fix could deliver the quickest return? Your PDF report includes these comparisons so you can prioritize with confidence.

A clear energy report that actually helps you decide
No sales pitch, no product push — just the facts about where your home or business is losing energy and what to do about it.
Pre-sale evaluation report
Identify issues that could delay a sale before the buyer's specialist finds them.
Buyer due diligence data
Know the true condition of a property before you make an offer.
Property value analysis
See how upgrades like better insulation or efficient HVAC affect resale value.
Lower utility cost plan
A prioritized list of improvements that may help reduce your monthly energy costs.
The California Home Energy Wise lineup
Explore our full suite of services designed to identify energy waste and help you make your property more efficient — no sales pitch attached.

AI-powered energy evaluation
Our core service uses machine learning to analyze consumption and spot hidden inefficiencies.

Thermal imaging evaluation
Infrared scans reveal air leaks, missing insulation, and moisture problems you can't see.

Pre-sale energy evaluation
Get a full evaluation before listing so you can address issues and support your home's market position.

Buyer diligence evaluation
Know exactly what you're walking into — energy costs and upgrade needs before you buy.

Small business evaluation
Designed for commercial spaces. We identify opportunities for savings on lighting, HVAC, and equipment usage.

Rebate and incentive guidance
We help you explore available rebates and incentives that may reduce upgrade costs.
