1. Preliminary Data Collection and Scheduling: ● Analyze information given from City about selected cohort of buildings, including location, utility bills and configuration of billing, square footage, etc. ● Schedule site visits directly with property owners and obtain any necessary information for accessing buildings. ● Familiarity or approval as a registered contractor under Pepco’s Quick Home Energy Check (QHEC) program would be preferred. 2. Conduct Common Area Assessments: ● Perform on-site assessments in common areas of each building, to include the following: o Electrical panel capacity o Water heating o Insulation levels o Air leakage o Heating and cooling systems o Windows and doors o Lighting, lighting controls, and appliances o Attic conditions (as accessible) o Assessment of building exterior, including assessment of trees/shade for solar potential 3. Conduct In-Unit Assessments and, when possible, direct install of Energy Saving Products: ● Perform on-site assessments in each unit, to include the following: o Insulation levels o Air leakage o Bathroom and kitchen fans o In-unit heating and cooling systems o Windows and doors o Lighting o Appliances (fridge, dishwasher, oven/range, washer/dryer, etc.) o In-unit water heating equipment o Carbon monoxide (CO) readings and testing for natural gas leaks o Any notable health and safety concerns ● Direct in-unit installation, where appropriate, of the following: o EnergyStar certified LED bulbs o Showerhead adapters o Faucet aerators o Smart power strips o Smart thermostats o Water heater piper wraps
