NO COST Home Energy Audit

Protect Your Home From Rising Electricity Costs

Electricity costs in Texas continue to rise - and most homeowners don't realize why.

Your electric bill is made up of two parts:

1. What you pay your retail electricity company

(TXU, Reliant, Direct Energy, Green Mountain, Rhythm, Discount Power, etc.)

2. What you pay in delivery charges from your local utility

(Oncor, CenterPoint, AEP, or TNMP)

These delivery charges are adjusted multiple times per year, typically before summer and winter, when demand is highest.

On top of that, historical electricity costs in Texas have increased at an average adjusted inflation rate of over 6% per year since 2017 due to inflation, infrastructure upgrades, and increased grid demand.

The Part Most Homeowners Don't Realize: Inflation Compounds

Electricity costs don't just increase - they compound over time.

A 6% increase doesn't reset every year. Each year's increase is applied on top of the previous year's higher cost.

What does that mean in real numbers?

From 2017 to today (8-9 years):

A 6% annual compounded increase equals approximately:

~59% higher costs over 8 years

~69% higher costs over 9 years

In simple terms:

If your electricity bill was $100 in 2017, today you're paying roughly $160-$170 for the same amount of energy - before future increases.

And this does not include:

Seasonal demand surcharges

Storm recovery fees

Grid reliability riders

Additional delivery adjustments

Those costs are added on top.

Most homeowners feel the increase - but don't see a clear way out.

That's why we offer a no-cost home energy audit.

Why We Do Energy Audits

The goal of the energy audit is simple:

• To show you exactly how much electricity your home has used over the last 24 months
• To break down what you're paying in retail energy vs. delivery charges
• To identify which option actually makes sense for your home - not guesses, not sales talk

Every home is different.

What works for one neighbor may not work for you.

The 3 Available Alternatives

Option 1: Switch to a Different Electricity Company

In some cases, switching providers can reduce your rate.

However:

• Many plans come with early cancellation fees
• You may already be on the best plan available for your usage
• A cheaper rate does not eliminate delivery charges

We verify whether switching truly saves you money - before you make a move.

Option 2: Home Energy Efficiency Improvements

This includes:

• HVAC system upgrades
• Attic or window insulation
• Smart thermostats
• Energy-efficient appliances

While these can reduce usage by 20-30%, they usually require:

• Thousands of dollars out of pocket
• Or high-interest financing

For many homeowners, the return simply doesn't justify the upfront cost.

We help you evaluate this before spending money.

Option 3: Grid Independence Program (Limited Availability)

There is a third alternative available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Only 2 out of every 10 homes qualify.

Eligible homeowners can:

• Reduce yearly energy costs by up to 60%
• Protect themselves from future rate hikes
• Gain backup power through battery storage
• Without investing their own money
• Without taking out a loan
• Without upfront out-of-pocket costs

This program is limited by neighborhood capacity and home qualifications - not everyone qualifies.

That's why the audit comes first.

What the Free Energy Audit Includes

• Review of your last 24 months of electricity usage
• Breakdown of retail charges vs. delivery charges
• Identification of hidden cost increases
• Evaluation of all available alternatives
• Clear recommendation based on real data

No obligation.

No pressure.

What We Need From You

To prepare your personalized energy audit, please provide:

Retail providers we commonly review include:

TXU, Reliant, Just Energy, Direct Energy, Green Mountain Energy, Discount Power, Rhythm, and others.