Describe a home. See what the measures are worth.

Assess runs one home through the same engine that prices every WattShed program: deemed savings where a technical reference manual applies, physics-based estimates everywhere else. Describe the home, and each eligible measure comes back with its modeled annual savings and peak relief, labeled simulated because a described home is not a measured one. It is the assessment step of the platform, offered on its own.

Assess a home

What it does.

Prices each measure for one described home using the platform's engine, never a separate calculator.
Uses the county's own climate data, loaded the same way the program designer loads it.
Returns per-measure annual savings and estimated peak relief, with the engine's baseline notes attached.
Labels every figure simulated, and states plainly that a described home is not a measured one.
Runs in the browser. Nothing is stored and no account exists.

Who it is for.

Contractors and auditors

Put an engine-priced estimate behind a walkthrough, with the assumptions attached rather than implied.

Funders scoping a program

Sanity-check what a typical home in the target area is worth in savings before setting incentive levels.

Utilities and public program administrators

Give residents and field staff one consistent assessment surface instead of competing spreadsheets.

How it works.

Pick the county

The engine loads that county's climate data, the same shards the program designer uses.

Describe the home

Size, vintage, insulation, and equipment. Only fields the engine actually consumes are asked.

Read the measures

Per-measure savings and peak relief, each labeled simulated, with the engine's notes attached.

What it does, and what it deliberately does not.

Assess does	Assess does not
Prices measures for a described home on the platform engine	Does not treat a description as a measured or verified home
Shows its methodology path and baseline notes	Does not guarantee savings or replace program verification

Assess does

Prices measures for a described home on the platform engine

Assess does not

Does not treat a description as a measured or verified home

Assess does

Shows its methodology path and baseline notes

Assess does not

Does not guarantee savings or replace program verification

Availability.

The assessment is live today as a public self-serve tool, no account required, nothing stored. Assessment wired into a live program's intake and evidence flow is arranged with WattShed directly.

Assess a home Talk to WattShed

The rest of WattShed Field Assessment

12 / ApplyCompareHow this home's electricity use compares to the average similar home.13 / ApplyFitIs this device ready for demand response? Check the standards, not the brochure.14 / ApplyNowOne home, one sitting, every check in order.18 / ApplyPatternWhat the bill history says about this home, season by season.19 / ApplySiftKnow what your meter data actually contains before you rely on it.20 / ApplyGuardWalk the home once, and keep what you saw.21 / ApplyClearThe homes you deferred are still waiting. Know which, and why.

The other suites

01 / WattShed Design and PricingDesign a program and price every project inside it, on one published methodology.02 / WattShed ApplicationsOne application surface that enforces the program's rules and loses no one on the way in.04 / WattShed VerificationCheck the evidence before anyone is paid, and send what the checks cannot settle to a person.05 / WattShed OperationsRun a live program: budget, contractors, job costs, payments, and the systems you already use.06 / WattShed ReportingTurn program data into a number a regulator, a board, or a utility partner can trust.