Energy Audits Grandview Woodland

If you own a home in Grandview-Woodland and you’re concerned about high electric, gas, and BC hydro bills, Energy Werx is here to make your life easier. We can help reduce your energy expenses while going green at the same time. There are rebates in the energy sector that more than likely pertain to you. Our job is to find those rebates for you. The BC Government rolled out a program in 2017 that would provide rebates to any BC homeowner. If you’re not sure if your home is eligible and would like to know, please contact us and we’ll do an assessment of the property. If it’s eligible, we can provide rebates/a service plan that includes upgrades, findings and more.

Contact the team today and a qualified energy auditor will prepare a detailed evaluation of your home’s energy efficiency. He/she will provide an inspection and present which of the many different audits you might qualify for, based on your needs. After the inspection, we will also offer an energy advice guide, which will suggest projects to try after the efficiency energy audit is complete. Methods our auditors use to find rebates include (but are not limited to): infrared cameras, checks for air leaks and blower door tests. Our help doesn’t stop there, however. After the first energy review, we will be on call to answer any questions you may have. Our auditor will also follow-up with a final energy assessment.

For many years, our team at Energy Werx has helped our customers make their homes more energy efficient and sustainable. Our goal is to help make British Columbia a more energy efficient province. Our contribution to that goal is making home improvements and an environmentally friendly lifestyle more affordable for BC residents. Homes evaluated by Energy Werx will be given a wide variety of EnerGuide energy efficient resources and upgrades to choose from. Some of these upgrades include insulation upgrades, air sealing improvements, window, door and/or skylight replacements and furnace or boiler replacements, just to name a few.

Grandview Woodland

Grandview-Woodland is an ethnically diverse area full of eclectic charm and character. One of Grandview-Woodland’s most popular attractions is Commercial Drive, known as The Drive-by locals, which is a mix of old-world charm meets modern hipness and is one of the city’s organic-food hubs. Grandview-Woodland is in the northeastern section of the city, east of the historic neighbourhoods, Chinatown and Strathcona, and west of the Pacific National Exhibition fairgrounds, at Hastings Park. The Grandview-Woodland area extends south to Trout Lake, a beautiful urban lake and park.

Neighbourhood history and heritage
Grandview might have remained a wilderness of stumps (it was logged off in the 1880s) if not for the Vancouver-New Westminster interurban railway which opened in September 1891; the same year the area’s first house was built. It had hourly runs from Carrall and Hastings Streets along Park Drive (Commercial Drive). Construction of 2nd and 3rd Avenues, between Clark and Woodland, by chain gangs from the Powell Street jail in the late 1890s, opened the area for development.

For more information about Energy Werx, feel free to contact us and let us know how we can help. We are available in all cities in British Columbia.