Do you ever ask yourself, "Why is my electric bill so high?" There are many possible reasons. Improper insulation or leaking air ducts can increase your electric bill as much as 40%, costing you hundreds or even thousands of extra dollars a year.
In Dr. Energy Saver's home energy audit, our experts will examine your home to determine how best to maximize its energy efficiency. We take a whole-house approach to energy savings to ensure that your Virginia electric bill is as low as it can possibly be (and stays low forever)! Choose from our dealers above or contact us today to get started 1-888-914-4171.
Having an energy audit performed on your home and following up with a series of energy-saving repairs brings multiple benefits: lower utility bills, increased comfort, improved "green" value, healthier indoor air quality, and protection from price increases for electricity and heating fuel.
Energy Audit
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Home Insulation
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We’ll come to your home during a convenient time for you, and carefully review your heating or cooling system providing the appropriate repairs or if needed helping you choose an energy-efficient replacement unit which we will install for you.
Heating
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Cooling
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Dr. Energy Saver Dealers have been creating home energy solutions for years and have a track record of happy, satisfied homeowners who can see the difference in their lower energy bills and feel the difference in their more comfortable homes. The patented & proven solutions we offer for your home and the customer experience we provide has resulted in numerous industry & customer service awards. We treat your Virginia home as our own making the the needed changes to improve it.
Project Location: Orange, VA 22960
Comment: Request estimate for wall blown in insulation for approximately 1,700 square feet (8 ft ceiling)
Project Location: Berryville, VA 22611
Comment: Oil burner needs replaced
Project Location: Rixeyville, VA 22737
Comment: My house is built on a slab and I just had a completely new HVAC with new ductwork installed which all the ductwork is in the attic . The new system has a hard time keeping up when over 90 degrees. Was wondering if foam sealing the ducts would help.
Project Location: Bluemont, VA 20135
Comment: Lots of cold air in the house basement and stairwell to the living room area is in the low 50's
Project Location: Haymarket, VA 20169
Comment: Looking for an energy audit/adding insulation between garage, ceiling, and master bedroom floor and attic.
Project Location: Leesburg, VA 20176
Comment: Exploring possible insulation of garage
Project Location: Leesburg, VA 20176
Comment: Requesting quote for attic air sealing and insulation
Project Location: Leesburg, VA 20176
Comment: Wish to add blown insulation to attic
Project Location: Manassas, VA 20109
Comment: Two rooms upstairs are very hot even with AC on. Either the insulation above is not good or the windows are bad. Maybe both. I need someone to evaluate and fix
Project Location: Ashburn, VA 20147
Comment: We have a bad cold spot in the kitchen that I'd like you to examine.
Project Location: Centreville, VA 20120
Comment: Leaky air ducts
Project Location: Woodbridge, VA 22192
Comment: Need reinstallation attic.
Project Location: Burke, VA 22015
Comment: Would like to seal and insulate a portion of an exposed section of my basement ceiling
Project Location: Woodbridge, VA 22191
Comment: In summers, the hvac is not able to maintain the temperature at 75 especially after noon. It is a 3 floor townhouse and it becomes hot. We did check the outside ac unit and everything is fine. It was installed in 2019 and is almost new. AC gas is fine. We are not able to understand the exact reason and what should be the right steps to ensure temperature is maintained.
Project Location: Annandale, VA 22003
Comment: Analyze house for insulation - use infrared to identify problem areas and use positive pressure door to measure and determine how much of a draft problem exists; identify and define insulation needs; address sunroom flooring/subfloor draftiness; redress entire attic to R49-60 via vacuuming old fiberglass blown insulation, seal all openings; ensure all exhaust fans are piped outside; seal ceiling lights and exhaust fans; install attic baffles; ensure all flex duct is performing properly and redo/ replace as necessary; insulate attic cover.