Energy audits in New Brunswick

Energy audits in New Brunswick

Norwon delivers residential and commercial energy audits across New Brunswick — a thorough assessment of your building's envelope, insulation, air leakage and systems, with a clear, prioritized report. Serving Moncton, Saint John, Fredericton and communities across the province.

What's assessed

A thorough assessment, New Brunswick-wide

Whether your home in New Brunswick is drafty in winter, uneven room to room, or just expensive to heat, the audit shows exactly where energy — and money — is leaking, and what to do first.

  • Building envelope and insulation assessment
  • Air-leakage and draft evaluation
  • Heating, cooling and ventilation review
  • Windows, doors and weatherization check
  • A clear, prioritized report of recommended improvements
Why an audit

What an energy audit does in New Brunswick

Find the leaks

A structured read of envelope, insulation, air leakage and systems, specific to your New Brunswick property.

Lower bills, more comfort

A prioritized plan of improvements that pay back in comfort and lower energy costs through New Brunswick winters.

Support rebate applications

An assessment is the starting point most provincial, federal and utility programs ask for.

Where we audit

Energy audits across New Brunswick

From Fredericton and beyond — New Brunswick's three cities and the communities between them.

MonctonSaint JohnFrederictonDieppe
Rebates

Audits and rebates in New Brunswick

Most energy-rebate programs — federal, provincial and utility — use an assessment as their starting point, and many require one before and after improvements. Program details change often, so we point you to the current official sources rather than quote figures that may be out of date.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How much does an energy audit cost in New Brunswick?

It depends on the property's size and type. Tell us about your New Brunswick home or building and we'll confirm the scope and a price before anything is booked.

Do I need an audit before applying for a rebate?

Most Canadian programs use an assessment as the starting point, and some require one before and after the work. Because programs change often, confirm current requirements with the official federal, provincial or utility source — the audit is what positions you to qualify.

Residential or commercial?

Both. Norwon delivers residential home audits and commercial or multi-unit building audits across New Brunswick.

Book an energy audit in New Brunswick

Tell us about your property and we'll confirm availability in your area.