Home Energy Retrofit Course
Contractors: Want your clients to be comfortable with a heat pump system? Efficiency First! Try Our 3-step Retrofit Process: Score → Explore → Renew The Core to make a home heat pump ready.
On the Road with the Green Home Predictor
On the road with the Green Home Predictor, we looked at three older homes at different stages of “done” — one needing a basic weatherization roadmap, one mid-remodel, and one ready for the next precise scope. The lesson: homeowners do not need more confusion. They need the next right step.
Home Energy Rebates 2026: How to Prepare for HOMES and HEEHR Before Programs Launch
Learn how HOMES and HEEHR Home Energy Rebates are changing, what homeowners can do now to prepare, and how Green Home Predictor helps organize audits, Home Energy Score reports, photos, and scope priorities before rebate programs launch.
When It’s Time To Take A Green Home Retrofit Project Out Of “The System”
Every successful old home retrofit passes through a phase that looks like this. What appears unfinished is often the work that makes everything else possible.
🎄 What to Ask (or Give) This Holiday
Looking For Holiday Gift Ideas?
Don’t let your special someone break things to see behind walls. Give a thermal imaging camera and it will do it for them. Here’s some other must-have items for your Holiday Gift List.
Here’s The Way For Realtors To Sell The Value Of Green Retrofits
This green retrofit invested over half of its budget on renewing core health and safety systems. These are things you can not see but should be part of every green home retrofit (article includes before-and-after photos).
How Home Sales Can Advance Climate Goals—One Transaction at a Time
Home sales are one of the few moments when energy decisions, financing, and documentation come together. A proposed Green Legacy Fund explores how that moment could be used to reduce emissions—while protecting buyers and respecting local control.
We Love Clean Air — And You Should Too
We tend to think of air pollution as something that happens “out there” — near highways, factories, or city centers. But the truth is, some of the most harmful air we breathe is much closer to home.

