How much does the program cost ?

A typical energy audit can run about $250.00 to $500.00 depending on the square footage of the home and amount zones

2.

Can I use my own contractor to do the work if I chose to move forward after my audit ?

Yes, as long as your Contractor has the proper licensing requirements and is participating in the PG&E Upgrade program

3.

How does PG&E determine the rebate ?

Building information is obtained during the initial audit and this information is entered into a software program called Energypro. Percentages are determined by the building information and types of retrofits that are suggested. The software calculates percentages that equate into rebates. 15%=$1500 20%=$2000 25%=$2500 30%=$3000 35%=$3500 40%=$4000

4.

How many test are required by PG&E in order to receive my rebate

Two test are required to participate in the program. A Test in and a Test out to measures changes that have happened as a result of the retrofits.

5.

What types of retrofits do PG&E give rebates for ?

Insulation, Air-sealing, Duct Sealing, Duct Wrapping, HVAC systems, Water Heaters, Windows

6.

How Long is this program going to last ?

Until the end of 2012 and they are making plans at this very moment to secure new funding for 2013

7.

How do I schedule an appointment ?

Go to the contact me page and we will get right back to you with the intial phone interview to discuss your options 

8.

How long will the auditor be in my home ?

Depending on the size of the home 3-5 hours

How Long will it take to receive my check ?

6 to 8 weeks after approval