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12 episodes
since June 10, 2023
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In this episode of the Home Performance Company Startup podcast, the host, Eric Gans, discusses his recent reinvention and the journey to self-discovery that led him to create a successful one-man show business model. At 51 years old, Eric shares his experiences from starting as a contractor in 200…

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Understanding what an energy auditor does has to be absorbed in small chunks. I have been doing it for five years and am still learning new things and making mistakes. I hope this intro to the different parts of an energy audit can help you to get better at what you do or maybe even decide that thi…
With over 2000 energy audits under my belt in Maryland, I have tried several different tools and created a few neat tricks to make the job easier and more enjoyable. This Home Performance Company Startup episode walks through several of the things I use and do to make it happen. I have a hub-type w…
One possible obstacle contractors will face is the up front cost of the equipment required to conduct an home energy audit. In this episode, I briefly describe some of the tools that we use in the field and explain why they are important. I have a hub-type website where you can find the different t…
Learn more https://www.homeperformancewebsites.com/Learn more https://www.ericgans.comhttps://www.buzzsprout.com/2201117If you are looking to join a growing community of energy auditors, please visit our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/384354076839150 I have a hub-type website where…
Learn more https://www.homeperformancewebsites.com/Learn more https://www.ericgans.comhttps://www.buzzsprout.com/2201117If you are looking to join a growing community of energy auditors, please visit our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/384354076839150 I have a hub-type website where…
I think home inspectors should strongly consider getting certified to be an energy auditor. Not only will it grow exponentially over the next ten years it is also easier to do and can be more rewarding financially.Sorry this one is a little late!  Been busy!!2:53 1 Already doing inspections!3:41 2 …
Check out five things home performance contractors do to see if they interest you.00:00 Show Premise Summary00:37 Start of the Show01:14 Thing #1 Looking at Houses in Three-Dimensional Ways03:27 Thing #2 Unbiased HVAC System Evaluations06:12 Thing #3 Blower Door Testing09:20 Thing #4 Air Sealing an…
Learn more https://www.homeperformancewebsites.com/Learn more https://www.ericgans.comhttps://www.buzzsprout.com/2201117If you are looking to join a growing community of energy auditors, please visit our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/384354076839150 I have a hub-type website where…
I run through five reasons you should consider changing your home improvement business to a home performance company. It is less stressful for one. I don't have to deal with some of the problems that come with the aesthetics of exterior remodeling. Those were the problems that would keep me up…
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