Energy Audits Chatham

If you live in Chatham or surrounding areas and want to cut costs on gas, electric and hydro bills while living a more sustainable life, Energy Werx can help you. With the support of our energy audits, Energy Werx can reduce energy expenses while helping you live a more environmentally friendly life. In 2017, the Ontario government started a program that provides rebates to any eligible Ontario homeowner. If you are unsure if your home is eligible, we can find out for you. Energy Werx can also provide a service plan that includes findings and upgrades, if you are eligible for these rebates.

If you contact us, we will send one of our skilled energy auditors to provide a full evaluation of your home’s energy efficiency. The auditor will then determine which rebates will best suit your needs as a homeowner, while also providing a detailed energy advice guide. This guide will suggest projects to try after the initial audit is complete. Our auditors use various reliable methods to find rebates for Ontario homeowners. This can include blower door tests, infrared cameras and checks for air leaks. After the first evaluation, our auditor will remain available for any questions you have, and will provide a follow-up final energy assessment.

Energy Werx has helped Ontario homeowners have more energy efficient and sustainable homes for years. We strive to make Ontario a greener and more energy efficient province, and making an environmentally friendly lifestyle for Ontario homeowners is an essential step. All homes we evaluate also receive energy efficient resources and upgrades from EnerGuide. These upgrades can include insulation upgrades, air sealing improvements, window, door and/or skylight replacements and furnace or boiler replacements.

Chatham

Mostly a rural area, Chatham-Kent municipality is surrounded by conservation areas and has two provincial parks: Rondeau Provincial Park and Wheatley Provincial Park. Its economy is mostly agricultural and automotive based. Downtown Chatham hosts the annual Retrofest, which showcases classic cars and draws in car fans from around the country. The downtown area is also home to the Chatham Capitol Theatre, once the largest theatre in the region. It first opened in 1930 and remains in business to this day.