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Choose a starting point below or type your question. Green Home Helper opens the most relevant homeowner course guidance first, then points you to Green Home Predictor when you are ready to organize an audit, scope, budget, rebate, or contractor conversation.

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These guided cards are designed for homeowners who want to learn what matters before spending money on insulation, air sealing, a heat pump, electrification, solar, or contractor work.

For Contractors, Coaches, and Program Partners

We're Introducing the Green Home Predictor

Create and share a working Home Snapshot your team can review, revise, and use.

Green Home Predictor helps turn comfort complaints, high bills, audit findings, rebate questions, and contractor quotes into a clearer plan before money is spent.

Share a working plan with your team

Use Green Home Predictor to bridge the gap between audit and installation — so homeowners, contractors, coaches, and program partners can start from the same home facts and move toward clear, properly sequenced action.

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Try the Green Home Predictor

Use the Green Home Predictor (GHP) to create a Step 1 Home Snapshot that helps homeowners and contractors talk about the whole home before money is spent — considering safety, moisture, insulation and air sealing, heating and air conditioning equipment, electrical readiness, and how one upgrade may affect others.

Always consult a qualified professional before implementing measures. AI can make mistakes.

Green Home Predictor is a home energy planning platform built in Minnesota for homeowners, contractors, coaches, cities, states, utilities, and program partners anywhere in the United States.

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Homeowner Energy Retrofit Course & Tools

Plain-English basics of building science and practical upgrades.

  • Conduct a DIY Home Energy Audit or use an existing professional audit report
  • Use the Green Home Predictor planning tool
  • Download checklists for health, safety, moisture, and ventilation to share with contractors