Home Energy Audit

Pick Bryan (BTU), College Station Utilities, or another location. We estimate electricity use for a hot-humid Texas home, then point you at the rebate that matches your utility.

How the free audit works

Choose your utility (most College Station homes are CSU; Bryan city is BTU; a few College Station addresses are on BTU).
Enter square footage, household size, and optionally your monthly bill.
We show a planning kWh and cost range, cooling-first tips, and the BTU SmartHOME or CSU Energy Back program — not a generic statewide database.

Where is the home?

Most of College Station is College Station Utilities. Bryan city is BTU. Some College Station addresses are billed by BTU — check the name on your bill.

Home size (sq ft)

People in household

Include everyone living in the home full-time.

Current monthly energy bill (optional)

Electric charge from your latest BTU or CSU statement. Add gas separately in your head if it is on another bill.

Primary heating (optional)

Helps interpret your bill vs. our electricity-only benchmark. Most BCS homes are cooling-dominated.

Estimates model typical home electricity use. Municipal customers cannot shop a retail electric provider — we compare your bill to a local planning rate and name the rebate that fits.

Bryan and most of College Station cannot shop a retail electric provider. If the bill already feels high, use the home energy survey for ranked causes. See BTU SmartHOME and CSU Energy Back after you run the numbers.