Home Energy Audits Atlanta, GA

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The Science of Comfort

Engineered HVAC Solutions for Homes

At PV, we go beyond quick fixes to deliver data-driven solutions. Our in-house engineering team uses airflow testing, blower door evaluations, energy assessments, and more to tackle hotspots, hidden leaks, and inefficiencies.

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Lower Utility Costs — When you seal air leaks and improve insulation, your home uses less energy—driving down monthly bills.
Consistent Temperatures — Properly insulated homes avoid those annoying hot or cold spots, especially in older properties.
Cleaner Indoor Air — By identifying sources of poor air quality, we can recommend filtration or ventilation measures that reduce dust, mold, and other pollutants.
Fewer Drafts and Leaks — A blower door test locates hidden gaps in walls, floors, and ceilings—helping you eliminate drafts and regulate humidity.
Prolonged HVAC Lifespan — When your furnace or AC doesn’t have to work overtime against leaks and poor insulation, it can last longer and require fewer repairs.

1 Stop Wasting Energy

Even small air leaks add up. A thorough audit identifies where you're losing conditioned air—so you can address it for real savings.

2 Reduce Hot and Cold Spots

We assess insulation levels in attics, crawlspaces, and walls to ensure every room reaches (and stays at) the desired temperature.

3 Improve Indoor Air Quality

By measuring ventilation and checking for combustion safety issues, we uncover potential hazards or stale air problems.

4 Lower Your Bills

Targeted fixes—like sealing duct leaks or upgrading insulation—can cut down monthly energy expenses more effectively than guesswork.

5 Prevent Mold and Moisture Issues

Excess humidity often stems from leaks or poorly managed airflow. We pinpoint these trouble spots before they cause bigger problems.

6 Get Actionable Recommendations

After testing, you'll receive a prioritized plan for enhancing comfort and efficiency. We can even handle the improvements if you'd like.

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All About Energy Audits: Key Details, Tips, and Benefits for a Worry-Free Home

What exactly is included in an energy assessment?

We perform tests like blower door analyses, duct inspections, and thermal imaging. We also measure ventilation and check for combustion safety to ensure you get a complete picture of your home's performance.

How does this differ from a standard home inspection?

A typical inspection checks for code compliance and visible defects. An energy assessment focuses on hidden issues affecting efficiency, comfort, and air quality—backed by data-driven testing.

Can I do anything before the audit to speed things up?

Gathering past utility bills can help us model your energy use. You can also make the attic and crawlspace accessible for our testing equipment.

Does an energy assessment require special equipment?

Yes. We use tools like blower doors, infrared cameras, and manometers to measure airflow and pinpoint leaks that aren't obvious to the naked eye.

Do I need new HVAC equipment if my system is old?

Not always. Sometimes air sealing and better insulation can reduce strain on your current system. We'll help you decide if an upgrade makes sense based on the audit results.

How long does a typical energy assessment take?

For an average-sized home, it usually takes a few hours. We then compile our findings into a custom prescription plan outlining recommended improvements.

Will this help with allergies or indoor pollutants?

Yes. Identifying air leaks and improving filtration often reduces dust, pollen, and other irritants that enter the home.

How do I schedule an assessment with PV?

Simply contact us. We'll walk you through the next steps, set up a convenient time for testing, and discuss any concerns or goals you have for your home.

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