Energy Audits St. Thomas

Are you living in St. Thomas? If you want to reduce the stress of high electric, gas, and hydro bills while living a more environmentally friendly life, Energy Werx is your solution. Energy Werx is committed to helping Ontario homeowners. It reduces their energy expenses to save money and live a greener life. As of 2017, the Ontario government has offered rebates to homeowners. These rebates make an effort to live a more environmentally friendly lifestyle. Energy Werx can help you qualify for these rebates not only by making your home more energy efficient but also by providing a detailed service plan.

How Energy Audits St. Thomas After Contract?

Once contacted, Energy Werx will send one of our highly qualified energy auditors to conduct a thorough energy audit. This evaluation determine your home’s energy efficiency. When the evaluation is done, the auditor will give you a list of projects that will save energy in your home and help you qualify for those rebates. To make the process easier, the auditor will also provide an energy advice guide to follow after the evaluation. Our auditors use many trusted and reliable methods. These methods help to find rebates for our clients. Some of those methods are follow as (but are not limited to):

• Infrared cameras
• Checks for air leaks
• Blower door tests.

After the initial evaluation, the auditor will remain available to answer any questions and provide a follow-up final energy assessment.

Our goal at Energy Werx is to help homeowners in Ontario live a more affordable and also sustainable life. We accomplish this goal by helping our clients qualify for rebates, and become more environmentally friendly while saving money as well. We also provide homeowners with EnerGuide energy efficient upgrades to help them maintain a greener lifestyle. Some of the various upgrades we provide include: insulation upgrades, air sealing improvements, window, door and/or skylight replacements and furnace or boiler replacements.

St. Thomas

Located between two historical roads, St. Thomas started as a village in 1852, a town in 1861 and finally a city in 1881. The city is named after Thomas Talbot, who helped with the development and promotion of the region in the 19th century. The majority of St. Thomas’ local economy is dedicated to its manufacturing industry. One of the notable landmarks of the city is a life-sized statue of “Jumbo”, known at the time as the world’s largest elephant.