Book Your Diagnostic Audit
Tell Us About Your Home. Get Real Numbers Back.
Two quick steps: your contact info, then a few details about your home and which diagnostic tests you're interested in. You can't claim a rebate or tax credit on a guess — booking a real diagnostic audit is how you get the measured proof those programs require, plus a prioritized, ROI-ranked list of what's actually worth fixing first.
What to Have Ready
- Your home's approximate age or year built
- Approximate square footage, if you know it
- Any specific concerns — drafts, high bills, moisture, an upcoming rebate deadline
- Whether you're targeting a specific tax credit or utility rebate program
How Pricing Works
Pricing scales with home size and which tests you select. A standalone blower door test costs less than a full whole-home audit that bundles blower door, thermal imaging, duct testing, and combustion safety checks into one visit. Bundling multiple tests into a single visit is almost always more cost-effective than booking them separately over time. Submit this form and we'll follow up with a firm number for your specific home before anything is scheduled.
Turnaround Time
Most homeowners hear back from our scheduling team within one business day of submitting this form, and diagnostic visits are generally booked within one to two weeks depending on season and service area. Your written report typically follows a few business days after the on-site testing is complete, giving you time to review the numbers before deciding on next steps.
Service Area
We serve homeowners looking for instrument-based diagnostic testing across our multi-state service area. Include your city or zip in the address field and we'll confirm availability when we call.
Prefer to Talk First?
844-967-5247Call us directly or email josh@contractorschoiceagency.com and we'll walk you through booking over the phone instead.
Why Book a Diagnostic Audit
You Can't Claim a Rebate on a Guess
Federal tax credits and utility rebate programs don't take your word for it that your home needed air sealing or new insulation — they require documented, measured proof. That proof only comes from instrument-based testing: a blower door test that produces an ACH50 score, a thermal scan that shows exactly where heat is escaping, or a HERS rating that certifies your home's overall performance. Booking a diagnostic audit isn't just about identifying problems — it's about generating the paperwork that turns those problems into rebate dollars.
The form above takes about two minutes. Step one gets your contact details so our scheduling team can reach you; step two lets us know which tests you're interested in and any specifics about your home, so the person who calls you back already has context instead of starting from scratch.
If you're still weighing whether to start with a single test or a full whole-home audit, that's a completely normal question to bring to the scheduling call — we'll help you figure out the right starting point based on your goals and budget.
What Happens After You Submit This Form
From Submission to Test Day
Our scheduling team reviews your submission, including the tests you selected and any details you provided about your home.
You'll hear back by phone or email to confirm your address, walk through pricing, and answer any questions before anything is locked in.
Once you're ready, we lock in a visit date and confirm exactly which instruments will be used and roughly how long the visit will take.
On test day, we run the instrument-based diagnostics you booked and follow up with a written report a few business days later.
What You Get
What Your Diagnostic Report Will Include
Every booking includes a written report, not just a verbal summary on the day of testing. Depending on which tests you select, that report documents your ACH50 air leakage score from the blower door test, annotated thermal images showing exactly where the building envelope is underperforming, duct leakage percentages from the duct blaster if your home has ductwork, and combustion safety readings for any gas or oil-fired appliances tested. Nothing in the report is left as a vague impression — every finding traces back to a specific instrument reading.
The report also includes a prioritized, ROI-ranked list of recommended upgrades, so you know which fix moves your numbers the most before you spend a dollar on contractor work. Where applicable, we note which federal tax credit or utility rebate program each recommendation is likely to qualify for, so the report doubles as a starting point for your rebate paperwork rather than a separate task you have to handle on your own afterward.
If your goal is a specific number — an ACH50 score for a rebate application, a HERS Index for a real estate transaction, or a duct leakage percentage for a builder inspection — mention that goal in the message field on the form above so your report is formatted the way the receiving program expects to see it.
Certified, Documented Testing
BPI Certified
Every audit follows Building Performance Institute diagnostic protocol standards.
RESNET / HERS
RESNET-aligned procedures for HERS Index scoring on existing homes and new construction.
ENERGY STAR Partner
Testing protocols that support ENERGY STAR verification pathways for qualifying homes.
One More Thing
No Pressure to Book Everything at Once
It's worth repeating: you don't need to know exactly which tests you want before you fill out this form. A lot of homeowners start with a single blower door test to see where they stand, then come back for a full audit once they have a baseline number in hand. Others go straight for the whole-home bundle because they're working against a rebate deadline and want every diagnostic in one visit. Both approaches are common, and our scheduling team is happy to talk through which one makes more sense for your timeline and budget once we hear from you.
If anything about the process still feels unclear after reading through this page, that's exactly what the message field on the form is for — describe your situation in your own words and we'll take it from there.
Booking & Scheduling Questions
How often should I book a diagnostic audit or a re-test?+
A full whole-home audit is typically a one-time or every-several-years booking, but a standalone blower door re-test makes sense any time you complete air sealing or insulation work — it confirms the upgrade worked and documents the before/after numbers for your records. Mention which situation applies when you book so we schedule the right visit.
Should I book my audit before or after buying a house?+
Before, if your timeline allows it — a pre-purchase diagnostic audit gives you real numbers to negotiate with or budget around. If that's not feasible, booking shortly after closing still gives you a clear, prioritized roadmap for your first year of ownership. Let us know your closing date and we'll work around it.
Do I need to schedule a new blower door test after finishing insulation or air sealing work?+
Yes — a post-work blower door test is the only way to confirm the sealing actually reduced air leakage, and it generates the before/after documentation many rebate programs require as proof of completed work. Book the re-test once the contractor work is fully finished for the most accurate reading.
I have new construction — should I book a pre-drywall test or wait until final?+
Ideally both. A pre-drywall blower door test happens after the envelope is sealed but before drywall goes up, making leaks easy to find and fix. A final test happens once construction is complete and confirms the finished home meets code or program requirements. Tell us your build schedule and we'll help you time both visits correctly.
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