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Until now, if you offered incentives from the residential energy efficiency programs in California, you had only one choice for energy auditing software. As of this month, Home Upgrade has opened up their program to use Snugg Pro throughout the state of California.

We’ve been testing a powerful upgrade to Snugg Pro (version 4) and we’re finally ready to give you the keys to try it out.  The new version will still be familiar to existing users but there are two big things we’re achieving with this release...

Snugg Home has developed a new way to bundle EE PV EV !

Discover a whole new energy auditing experience.  We completely rewrote Snugg Pro for massive performance gains and better usability.  We also addressed a number of the most burning feature requests from our power users.  See all the changes coming your way inside this post.

Snugg Home has formed a marketing partnership with TruTech Tools. We will be co-promoting each other in various newsletters and marketing campaigns.

Some contractors seem to have an innate flair when it comes to selling upgrades to homeowners.

Sometimes, a contractor will submit a high quality proposal only to be outdone by a costlier and less scrupulous contractor.
This blog post is the first in series that explains how to overcome homeowner resistance and make yourself more meroable by using a very simple strategy...

EGIA and SnuggPro team up to deliver incredible value to their members & customers. 

Help us improve the residential contracting and auditing industry!

We’re inviting you to take a survey that will help us understand how we can make your job easier and more profitable The aggregate results will be posted at the end of the survey. No name or personally-identifying information will be collected.

You may be surprised what really causes ice dams ..  Many experts say that ice dams formed on your home are caused by air leaks -  warm air escaping into the attic space...  Many people call a roofer first but the problem is usually internal, not with the roof itself.

Prior to state-by-state enhanced building codes, most homes were not insulated.  Many homeowners are not aware that they may have zero insulation in their walls. Keeping your heat in during the winter may be a loosing battle, keeping the summer heat out may be costing your hundreds of dollars in cooling bills.