Blower door test
A calibrated fan depressurizes the house so we can measure exactly how leaky it is.
EAEnergy audit
We measure how your house loses heat, then design around the data. Oversized systems cost more and run worse. The audit prevents that.
01What we test
A calibrated fan depressurizes the house so we can measure exactly how leaky it is.
An infrared camera shows missing insulation and the leaks behind walls and around the attic hatch.
We measure every room and calculate the heat it needs at your town's design temperature.
Our electrician confirms your service can carry a heat pump, before you see a price.
If you have ducts, we measure how much air escapes before it reaches a room.
We test your boiler or furnace for carbon monoxide and draft, even if you keep it.
02What you get
Plain-language findings, ranked fixes with prices, a sized system design and your savings estimate. It is yours to keep.

Recommendation: air seal and add attic insulation to R-49 first ($2,900). That drops the heat loss to 24,000 BTU/hr, so a 2-ton system covers the house instead of a 3-ton.
Your time. Amara will call the day before to confirm and ask for your last 12 months of fuel bills.
This is a demo site, so nothing was sent. On a live site, this request goes straight to the scheduling calendar.
03Questions
Yes, for the first and last half hour. We walk the house with you at the start and show you the thermal images at the end.
Close all windows, clear a path to the attic hatch and basement, and have 12 months of fuel and electric bills ready. Photos on your phone are fine.
You keep the report. Many customers start with air sealing and come back a year later. The $149 credit stays on file for two years.
No. It creates a gentle pressure difference, about the same as a 20 mph wind on the house. We shut off combustion appliances during the test and turn them back on after.