Why Use Our Free Electrification Tools?
Home electrification isn't one-size-fits-all. What makes sense for a house in Phoenix with cheap electricity looks completely different from a home in Boston with expensive heating oil. These tools factor in your specific situation—your location, current energy costs, climate zone, and goals—to give you recommendations that actually work for your home.
Unlike generic guides that say "heat pumps save money" or "solar is great for the environment," our tools show you the specific numbers. How much will you actually save? What should you upgrade first? Is your home even ready for electrification? Stop guessing and start planning with data.
How the Tools Work Together
We recommend starting with the Electrification Order tool. It asks 6 questions about your home, then generates a personalized roadmap showing which upgrades to tackle first and why. For most homes, the sequence matters—upgrading to a heat pump before solar often means you can size your solar system correctly and maximize savings.
Next, check your Readiness Score. This tells you if your home needs preparation work (like electrical panel upgrades or weatherization) before jumping into major electrification projects. A low score doesn't mean you can't electrify—it just means you'll want to address the foundation first.
The Gas Ban Map is especially relevant if you're planning to stay in your home long-term. Many cities and states are phasing out natural gas for new construction, which affects resale value and future heating costs. Knowing your local policy helps you plan ahead.
What Makes These Tools Different
Most electrification tools online are either too simple (just asking your ZIP code) or too complex (requiring detailed energy audits). We built ours to hit the sweet spot: accurate enough to be useful, simple enough to complete in 2-3 minutes.
All our tools are completely free with no email required. We don't gate your results behind signup forms. You'll only see an option to get quotes after you have your recommendations—and only if you want to move forward with installation.