Fairfield County
A pre-1980 house here burns $3,000–$6,000 of heating oil a winter. Calora tells you which part of your house is responsible, and roughly what that part costs you a year. Free, and nobody calls you unless you ask.
The report
Every report names the biggest loss in the house and what it is costing. An example, for a 1948 house of 3,200 square feet in 06830:
Your attic and roof is likely costing about $1,750 a year.
Estimates, built from construction era, size and fuel. Never rounded up.
Under 90 seconds
Five digits. If we cover your town, you go straight to three questions about the house.
Year built, whether you heat with oil, and rough square footage. Nothing else.
On screen in seconds, and emailed to you: the part of your house losing the most heat, and roughly what it costs a year.
One local contractor covers your ZIP, and only that one. We pass your report to them, they call you, and their opening move is a free thermal scan of the house. If nobody covers your ZIP yet, we say so and the report is still yours.
For contractors
Your first Fairfield County lead is free. Owning the ZIP is $99 once — every Calora lead in it routes to you and to nobody else. 15 seats exist and each one sells once.