The Bend Home Energy Score blog category is all about providing readers with valuable insights and tips on improving the energy efficiency of their homes in Bend, Oregon. From understanding the benefits of a Home Energy Score to learning about the latest energy-efficient technologies and practices, this blog category covers a wide range of topics related to reducing energy consumption and costs in the home. Whether you’re a homeowner, renter, or simply interested in sustainability and energy conservation, the Bend Home Energy Score blog category has something for everyone. By following the tips and advice provided in these blogs, you can make your home more energy-efficient, save money on your energy bills, and contribute to a more sustainable future.
The focus of this blog post is to help make sure you get the best Bend Home Energy Score possible. No matter what assessor you select, the score should be the same, but that assumes all the assessors are operating with the same understating of your home. If you’ve recently received a low Home Energy … Read more
The mandatory Bend Home Energy Score program is set to begin on July 1st. If you’re a homeowner or agent planning to list a property for sale, it’s important to familiarize yourself with this program. Once your home meets the program’s criteria for a “Covered Building”, obtaining a Bend Home Energy Score from an authorized … Read more
Recently, the City of Bend adopted a policy requiring a Home Energy Score when listing your home for sale. This score provides valuable insights into a home’s energy consumption, allowing homeowners to make informed decisions regarding purchase or energy improvements. One common question that arises is whether the age of a home affects its energy … Read more
When it comes to assessing the energy consumption of homes, Bend’s required Home Energy Score is a valuable tool that provides homeowners and buyers with important insights. However, there are several lesser-known aspects of Bend’s Home Energy Score program that may surprise you. Bend’s Home Energy Score program offers valuable insights into a home’s energy … Read more
We get calls every day asking for an energy audit. When it comes to assessing the energy consumption of your home, it’s important to understand the distinctions between a home energy audit and a Bend Home Energy Score. While both evaluations aim to enhance energy efficiency and identify potential areas for improvement, they differ in … Read more
As Bend prepares to launch its mandatory Home Energy Score policy on July 1st, homebuyers in the area may find themselves navigating unfamiliar territory. Understanding how to interpret and use the information provided by the Home Energy Score can assist buyers in making informed decisions. With over 4,000 homes scored in Oregon, A Quality Measurement … Read more
Bend is starting its mandatory Home Energy Score policy, which goes into effect on July 1st. The primary goal behind this policy is to support Bend’s climate action plan. While the Home Energy Score encourages energy-saving conversations and home improvements, it’s worth noting that these upgrades can also contribute to a healthier indoor living environment … Read more
Mandatory Home Energy Scores are coming to Bend in July. As a Certified Residential Appraiser, Oregon Certified Home Energy Assessor, Owner of A Quality Measurement, and Earth Advantage Approved Trainer, I have witnessed the impact of the Home Energy Score on the real estate market in Portland. When the score was introduced, I was worried … Read more
Are you looking to hire a Bend Home Energy Assessor to obtain a required Bend Home Energy Score but not sure what the assessor will do when they come to your home? Do you want to know how long it will take and what the assessor will be looking at? This blog should help answer … Read more
As of July 1st, 2023, Bend has implemented a mandatory Home Energy Score (HES) program for homes publicly listed for sale. This program aims to provide potential buyers with information about a home’s energy consumption. However, the prospect of receiving a low HES score may cause anxiety for Bend residents planning to sell and their … Read more