Our AI analyzes your property, benchmarks your energy use against similar homes, and surfaces state and utility rebates, estimated savings opportunities, and energy upgrades worth considering for your home.*
AI-powered energy analysis. Benchmarks your usage, finds savings & rebates — in 2 minutes.*
Enter your address and we'll pull your property data instantly. No account, no credit card.
No technician visit. No lengthy forms. HomeShark does the work of a $500 professional audit in under two minutes.
We pull your home's public property record — square footage, year built, roof type, HVAC age, and solar potential — automatically.
Drop in a photo or PDF of any bill. Our AI reads your exact kWh usage, costs, and provider — making your report 3× more accurate.
Receive a personalized AI efficiency score, comparison to similar homes, estimated savings opportunities, and the state and utility incentives we know of for your home.*
Request free quotes from up to 4 vetted local installers for solar, HVAC, EV chargers, and more. They compete — you choose the best price.
Federal homeowner energy tax credits have ended. The incentives that remain come from states, utilities and income-qualified rebate programs, and your report shows the ones we know of for your state.*
Your home receives a 0–100 efficiency score based on its age, systems, and energy use.
See how your monthly kWh usage compares to similar-size homes in your state.
Personalized solar estimate based on your roof's actual sun exposure and tilt.
State, utility and income-qualified rebate programs we know of for your state.
Ranked recommendations sorted by annual savings, upfront cost, and payback period.
One click connects you with up to 4 vetted local installers per category. They compete for your project.
"The neighbor comparison was eye-opening — I was using 34% more electricity than similar houses. The insulation upgrade pays for itself in under two years."
Yes, completely free — no credit card, no account. We earn a small referral fee when you request quotes from installers, but you never pay anything.
None of the main homeowner credits. The solar credit (25D) and the home improvement credit (25C) ended for projects installed after December 31, 2025, and the EV charger credit (30C) ended after June 30, 2026. Solar leases and power purchase agreements can still carry a commercial credit through the installer for a limited time. State, utility and income-qualified rebate programs continue, and your report lists the ones we know of for your state.
No — it's optional. Uploading a bill makes your report about 3× more accurate because our AI reads your exact kWh usage and rate. Without it, we estimate based on your property data.
Yes. We use your address only to pull publicly available property data. Your utility bill data is processed by AI and never stored after analysis. We do not sell your personal data.
The law signed July 4, 2025 (Public Law 119-21) ended the residential solar credit (25D) and the energy efficient home improvement credit (25C) for projects installed after December 31, 2025, and the EV charger credit (30C) after June 30, 2026. Projects completed before those dates can still be claimed on that year's return. The Home Energy Rebate programs run by states were not repealed.
When you request quotes, HomeShark matches you with up to 4 vetted local installers per service category. They contact you directly — typically within 24 hours — with competitive estimates. No obligation.
See your efficiency score, savings and local rebates. Takes 2 minutes. Always free.*
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A home energy audit is a systematic review of how your home uses energy — and where it wastes it. Traditionally, a professional auditor would visit your home, inspect insulation, test for air leaks, and analyze your utility history. The cost: $300–$800 and a half-day of your time.
HomeShark replicates most of that analysis in minutes using publicly available property records, satellite imagery, utility data, and machine learning trained on millions of home energy profiles.
The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 created federal tax credits for solar, heat pumps, insulation and EV chargers. The 2025 tax law ended them: the solar and home improvement credits for projects installed after December 31, 2025, and the EV charger credit after June 30, 2026. State and utility rebates and the state-run Home Energy Rebates continue, and HomeShark shows the ones we know of for your state.
For many homeowners, rooftop solar can still be a strong long-term investment due to rising electricity rates, even without the federal solar credit. Payback periods vary by location and system. HomeShark estimates your solar potential based on your roof's actual size and sun exposure.