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Structured sections for building envelope, HVAC, lighting, appliances, and behavioral patterns that make it easy to find and verify observations during review and retrofit planning.
A precise Home Energy Audit Form creates a reliable baseline for energy improvements, enables qualifying for rebates and incentives, and reduces rework. Accurate data supports cost estimates, prioritizes measures, and documents compliance with program or lender requirements.
The Home Energy Audit Form is completed by the auditor and delivered to the homeowner, program administrator, or contractor.
Keep a signed copy for records and any future claims; retention requirements vary by program and jurisdiction.
| Field | Configuration |
|---|---|
| Document Upload | PDF or DOCX with fillable fields |
| Assign Signer | Homeowner and certified auditor emails |
| Authentication | Email link or SMS code |
| Notifications | Automatic reminders for incomplete signatures |
Use platforms that accept common file types and support secure signer authentication.
Choose solutions that maintain an audit trail and retention capability to meet program or regulatory requirements.
Structured sections for building envelope, HVAC, lighting, appliances, and behavioral patterns that make it easy to find and verify observations during review and retrofit planning.
Fields for current and historical meter reads, thermostat settings, and fuel usage that support calculated savings estimates and eligibility checks for incentive programs.
Space to record blower door, duct leakage, combustion appliance analysis, and other test results that substantiate recommended measures and safety findings.
Optional attachments for thermal images or infrared scans that visually document insulation gaps, air leaks, or moisture issues referenced in the recommendations.
Detailed fields for wall, attic, and floor insulation types and R-values to guide retrofit scopes and validate compliance with local energy codes.
Line-item cost estimates and simple payback calculations to help homeowners prioritize measures and to support contractor bids or program incentive calculations.
A formatted PDF containing executive summary, measured data, diagnostics, photos, and signed certification suitable for homeowner records and physical filing.
CSV or spreadsheet export of key fields (readings, measures, costs) to support program analytics, contractor estimating, and integration with upgrade tracking systems.
A packet that bundles the completed form, supporting photos, receipts, and any required certificates to submit to utility or state incentive programs.
A concise, homeowner-facing list of recommended measures with priorities, estimated costs, and suggested next steps to facilitate decision making and contractor engagement.
| signNow | DocuSign | Adobe Sign | PandaDoc | HelloSign | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starting Price | $8/user/mo | $15/user/mo | $14/user/mo | $19/user/mo | $15/user/mo |
| Free Trial | 7-day free trial | Varies | Varies | Varies | Varies |
| Bulk Send | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Varies |
| Audit Trail | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| HIPAA Compliant | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | No |
A homeowner schedules an audit to qualify for a utility rebate and retrofit scope
A landlord requests an energy audit to prioritize upgrades across multiple units
Book the on-site audit within 14 days of homeowner request
Deliver the completed form within 7 business days after inspection
Submit rebate applications within program-specified windows, often 30–90 days
Allow 7–21 days for program reinspection where required
Maintain records for the period specified by the program or statute
Homeowner and auditor agree on date and required access.
Auditor completes measurements, tests, and photos.
Auditor finalizes and signs the Home Energy Audit Form.
Submit to program or lender and schedule any required follow-ups.
The homeowner authorizes access, reviews recommendations, and signs the owner section to confirm receipt and consent. Their signature verifies property ownership or authorization to accept work and pursue incentives.
The auditor completes diagnostic sections, certifies measured values, and signs to confirm accuracy and compliance with program standards. Their credentials and license number are often required for rebate validation.