Assess your home’s savings potential

SRP Home Energy Assessment™

Take the first step to becoming more energy efficient and reducing your electricity bill by getting personalized, energy-saving advice from an experienced SRP Energy Ambassador with an in-home or virtual assessment. Best of all? It’s free* in many cases. 

What to expect during your assessment 

During the in-person or virtual assessment, an SRP Energy Ambassador will review appliances, heating and cooling, lighting and more in your home. They will identify small changes you can make to reduce energy use and costs. The assessment takes approximately 90 minutes, depending on the size of your home.  

What you’ll receive after the assessment

At the end of the assessment, the Energy Ambassador will give you: 

Renter-friendly

If you live in a complex that has five units or fewer, such as a duplex, triplex or quadplex, talk with your property manager about your interest in having your unit’s energy efficiency checked. With their approval, you can schedule an SRP Home Energy Assessment and learn ways to save energy and money.

If you live in a complex with more than five units, such as a condo or townhome community, talk with your property manager about the SRP Multifamily Solutions Program™. 

Choose your assessment

*Free for income-qualified customers 

In-home assessments are free for income-qualified customers who are also eligible for the following programs:

• SRP Income-Qualified Discount™
• Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
• Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
• Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC)

Eligibility requirements

Here’s what you’ll need to qualify for this rebate:

• You must be a current SRP residential electric customer who lives in a single-family detached or attached home or apartment/condo. (New construction homes and mobile homes are not eligible.)
• Your energy audit must be performed by a participating BPI-certified professional who is licensed in Arizona and included on the SRP list of available contractors in the audit program.

All audit processes and reports must meet BPI building analyst standards and the EPA’s Home Performance with ENERGY STAR^® guidelines.

Don’t miss out on federal tax credits

In addition to SRP rebates, federal tax credits are available to help offset the cost of many energy improvement projects. You may be eligible to receive a credit worth up to 30% of the cost of home energy audits, heat pump replacements, water heater installs, insulation and window upgrades, and more. Please consult your tax adviser to determine which credits you are eligible to receive.

Find the federal tax credits to help with your project.