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Questions About Your Home's Numbers? Ask Us.
Whether you want to know what a diagnostic audit actually involves, need clarification on a rebate program, or just want to talk through your options before booking anything — reach out below and a real person on our team will follow up.
Call Us
844-967-5247The fastest way to reach us during business hours, especially if your question is tied to a scheduling window or a rebate deadline.
Email Us
josh@contractorschoiceagency.comGood for documentation requests, detailed questions, or anything you'd rather put in writing so there's a record to reference later.
Hours & What to Expect
Our scheduling team is available during standard business hours to take calls, answer emails, and return messages submitted through this form. Outside of those hours, every submission is still logged and picked up first thing the next business day, so nothing sent over a weekend or evening gets lost in the queue.
Service Area
We serve homeowners looking for instrument-based diagnostic testing across our multi-state service area. Mention your city or zip code in your message and we'll confirm availability along with your response, including realistic scheduling windows for your part of the region.
What Happens Next
After You Reach Out
Reaching out here doesn't commit you to anything — it's the starting point for a conversation, and here's exactly what happens once your message lands with us.
We review your message and match it to the right diagnostic test or service based on what you've described, whether that's a specific concern or a general question about the process.
A member of our scheduling team follows up by phone or email to answer your question directly, or to confirm details if the next step is booking a visit.
If you're ready, we get a diagnostic visit on the calendar and confirm what to expect beforehand, including which instruments will be used and roughly how long the visit will take.
Before You Reach Out
Not Sure Which Service You Need? Start Here.
A lot of homeowners contact us without knowing exactly which diagnostic test fits their situation, and that's completely fine — figuring that out together is part of what this page is for. If your main concern is a high energy bill or a drafty room, a blower door test paired with thermal imaging usually gives us the clearest picture. If you're chasing a specific federal tax credit or utility rebate deadline, tell us the program and we'll confirm exactly which test produces the documentation it requires.
If you're buying or selling a home, a HERS rating or a general diagnostic audit can both support that process, but they serve slightly different purposes — a quick message describing your timeline helps us point you to the right one. And if you already had testing done elsewhere and just need a second opinion or post-retrofit verification, we can help with that too.
Whatever the situation, the contact form above reaches our team directly — there's no obligation attached to sending a message, and we're glad to answer questions even if you're not ready to book anything yet.
Common Reasons to Reach Out
What Our Team Can Help With
Most messages that come through this form fall into a handful of categories, and it helps to know we can handle all of them from the same inbox. Some homeowners write in because they got a number from a previous inspection and want a second, instrument-based opinion before committing to a repair. Others are early in the process and just want to understand the difference between a blower door test, a thermal imaging scan, and a full whole-home audit before deciding where to start.
We also hear from homeowners who are further along — they've already had insulation or air sealing work done by a contractor and want to book a post-retrofit blower door test to confirm the work actually reduced their air leakage number. That documentation matters both for their own peace of mind and for any rebate paperwork tied to the upgrade. Builders and property managers reach out through this same form when they need duct blaster testing or new-construction verification scheduled around a permit inspection window.
And a good portion of our messages are simply questions — what a HERS Index score actually means, whether a specific upgrade qualifies for a federal tax credit, or how long a typical audit takes. None of those require you to know exactly what you need going in. Describe your situation as plainly as you can and our scheduling team will point you toward the right diagnostic test, the right timeline, and a realistic cost range before you commit to anything.
Contact vs. Booking
Ready to Skip the Questions and Just Book?
This page is built for general questions — pricing ballparks, program details, figuring out which test you need. If you already know you want a diagnostic visit on the calendar, the quote form gets your details straight to our scheduling team and moves faster than a general inquiry.
Go to the Quote FormOur Service Area
Where We Take On New Diagnostic Work
EnergyHome Performance takes on diagnostic testing across a multi-state service area, working with single-family homes, new construction builds, and multifamily or light commercial properties. Because scheduling depends on where our technicians and equipment are routed each week, the fastest way to find out if we're currently working near you is to send a message here with your city or zip code included.
We don't publish a fixed list of covered cities on this page, since our territory shifts as we add technicians and equipment, and because some visit types — new construction verification, multifamily assessments — can extend beyond our standard residential radius on a case-by-case basis. Reach out with your location and the type of testing you're considering, and we'll give you a straight answer on availability and realistic timing.
Contact Questions
How quickly will someone respond to my message?+
We typically respond to contact form submissions within one business day. If your question is time-sensitive — for example, you're up against a rebate program deadline — call us directly and mention the urgency so we can prioritize your request.
What information should I have ready before I reach out?+
It helps to know your home's approximate age and square footage, and whether you're contacting us about a specific concern (drafts, high bills, a rebate application) or a general diagnostic audit. None of this is required to reach out — we can walk through it together once we connect.
Can I ask a question without booking a full audit?+
Yes. Use this form for general questions — about a specific test, a rebate program, or what a diagnostic report actually contains. If you're already ready to schedule a visit, the quote form is the faster path and gets you in front of our scheduling team directly.
Do you provide documentation for tax credit or rebate applications after the fact?+
If you've already had testing done with us, contact us with your address or report reference and we can help clarify what documentation your rebate or tax credit application still needs from your existing report.
Should I call, email, or use this form?+
Use whichever channel fits the question — the form is a good default for anything that isn't urgent, since it routes straight to our scheduling team and creates a written record. Call if you're working against a tight deadline and want a faster back-and-forth, and use email if you need to attach documents like a prior report or a rebate program's requirements sheet.