Philadelphia Area · Home Electric Bill Diagnostics
We help homeowners figure out why their electric bill is so high, where the waste is coming from, and what to do next.
You open your bill expecting the usual frustration — and somehow it’s even higher than last month.
You try using less electricity, but the number barely changes.
The truth is, most homeowners are not overpaying because they are careless. They are overpaying because they do not know what is actually driving the bill.
We map your entire panel so you stop guessing which circuit does what — and start understanding your home.
We monitor actual consumption across circuits and appliances, capturing real-world data from your home.
We deliver a clear, jargon-free report that tells you exactly what to address first and what to expect in savings.
Discovery Audit
Find out what each breaker controls so you stop guessing.
Basic breaker identification
Panel mapping for major loads
Simple homeowner report
Appliance Load Review
See which plugged-in appliances are costing you the most.
Appliance usage review
Energy waste identification
Personalized PDF report
Recommended next steps
Circuit Monitoring Study
Track which breakers are using the most power over time.
Temporary monitoring equipment
10-day breaker usage study
Usage patterns by circuit
Detailed findings and recommendations
Whole-Home Energy Study
Get the clearest picture of why your monthly bill is so high.
30-day whole-home monitoring
Detailed usage analysis
Identification of high-cost patterns
Prioritized recommendations
We perform a professional home electric bill diagnostic. Depending on the package you choose, we identify what each breaker controls, measure which appliances and circuits consume the most power, and deliver a clear report showing you exactly where your money is going and what to address first.
PECO reads your meter and bills you — they don’t investigate why your bill is high or tell you what’s driving it. We come inside your home, study your specific circuits and appliances, and give you actionable data that PECO never will.
That’s exactly why you need real data. Habit changes only go so far when you don’t know which habits actually matter. Hidden loads, aging equipment, and circuit inefficiencies won’t respond to unplugging your phone charger.
Not at all. We explain everything in plain language. You don’t need any technical knowledge — we translate the data into clear, practical guidance.
No. High bills happen in homes of any age. New homes can have oversized HVAC systems, inefficient appliances, or poor circuit planning. Older homes often have outdated equipment. We diagnose both.
That’s common and one of the first things we address. Identifying and labeling your panel is part of what we do — especially in the Discovery Audit and higher packages.
No. The monitoring equipment we use is non-invasive. We do not need to cut power to your home during the study period.
Absolutely not. Our job is to show you the data and give you recommendations. What you choose to do with that information is entirely up to you. There’s no obligation to purchase anything beyond the diagnostic.
If your bill is $200–$300+ per month and has been rising, a single month’s savings can approach the cost of a diagnostic. Our clients routinely find $30–$80/month in addressable waste. The report pays for itself.
You still get a complete picture of your home’s electrical usage — which has real value for planning future purchases, renovations, or understanding your home better. And knowing your usage is efficient is peace of mind most homeowners never get.
The Discovery Audit and Appliance Load Review are typically completed in a single visit. The Circuit Monitoring Study takes 10 days. The Whole-Home Energy Study takes 30 days for monitoring, then we deliver your report.
Call us and we’ll help you decide based on your bill history, home size, and what’s most important to you. Most homeowners with consistently high bills benefit most from the Circuit Monitoring Study or Whole-Home Energy Study.
Get the data that shows what is driving your costs, where the waste is happening, and what to do next.
Serving homeowners in the Philadelphia area.