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For Contractors, Home Inspectors, Energy Raters & Program Advisors

Your Next Big Idea Could Be a Whole-Home Project Plan

One Home. Multiple Trades. One Shared Plan.

In about 30 minutes, Green Home Predictor can turn a guided walkthrough and basic home facts into a working Home Snapshot. From there, it helps organize what should happen first, what can wait, which trades need to be involved, and what still needs to be checked before pricing, equipment selection, or work begins.

Already have a Home Energy Score, HERS Rating, energy audit, home inspection, blower-door result, or other professional assessment? Add it to strengthen the Home Snapshot rather than starting over.

Home Facts → Whole-Home Plan → Contractor Action

1. Address First Health, safety, moisture & critical shell issues
2. Quote Now Items with enough information for contractor pricing
3. Verify First Missing field facts, panel capacity & sizing inputs
4. Plan Later Later-phase or end-of-life improvements

The house is one system. The trades usually aren't.

A better whole-home project starts by understanding the house before each trade develops its own solution.

HVAC Contractors

See envelope, duct, ventilation, and electrical constraints that may affect final equipment selection and sizing—and what still needs field verification.

Insulation & Air Sealing

Sequence attic, wall, rim-joist, and air-sealing work while flagging moisture, wiring, and ventilation issues that can change the scope.

General Contractors & Remodelers

See cross-trade dependencies earlier so envelope, HVAC, electrical, and finish work can be planned in a more logical sequence.

Home Inspectors & Energy Raters

Turn field observations and inspection findings into a working Home Snapshot, flag what still needs professional verification or modeling, and use the Predictor to provide a coordinated whole-home plan.

Coaches & Sourcing Pros

Help homeowners build a whole-home plan from the facts already available, identify what still needs to be checked, and bring in the right specialists before major pricing or project decisions are made.

Architects & Designers

Surface envelope, HVAC, ventilation, moisture, and electrical dependencies early, while the design can still respond to them.

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For Planning & Professional Review: Green Home Predictor provides planning guidance based on available home information. It does not replace on-site inspection, Home Energy Score or HERS procedures, blower-door testing, Manual J or licensed design, contractor judgment, code compliance, rebate approval, or required safety testing. Critical facts, final scopes, equipment selections, and installation requirements should be confirmed by the appropriate qualified professional before work begins.

Build the Skills. Use the Tools. Deliver Better Retrofits.

Smart Contractors Plan First — heat pump outdoor unit with flowers; 3-step retrofit process: Score, Explore, Renew the Core

Job & Business Pathways: Building the Home Performance Workforce

Better home performance depends on skilled people making good decisions in the field. Our training pathways help contractors and Green Home Coaches turn home energy information into clearer next steps, better-scoped projects, and stronger homeowner conversations.

  • Green Home Coach Pathway: Start with accessible, entry-level online training. Learn to organize home information into a structured Home Snapshot, identify missing facts, clarify homeowner priorities, and help prepare projects for contractor and program conversations.
  • Green Home Sourcing Professional Tier: Learn to turn whole-home information into action. Use Green Home Predictor to identify missing facts, coordinate the right trades and specialists, improve project sequencing, develop clearer scopes and quotes, and guide homeowners from assessment through implementation and rebate documentation.
  • Primary Contractor Pathway: Put the pieces together on real projects. Learn to sequence envelope, ventilation, HVAC, electrical-readiness, and other improvements while identifying the specialists and verification steps needed before work moves forward.
  • Professional Judgment Stays at the Center: Use structured checklists and planning tools to strengthen decisions around safety, moisture, ventilation, air sealing, equipment, and project sequencing — without replacing the judgment of trained professionals.
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