YENRA HOME-IMPROVEMENT PLANNER
Guide: https://yenra.com/green-home/
Prepared: September 11, 2026

Use: Save a copy and fill it in with your assessor and contractors.
Record observations first; use professional assessment to decide the work.
Duplicate the project entry for each proposed improvement.
Keep supporting reports with this file.

HOME BASELINE
Address / climate / house type:
Date / occupants / contact:
Electricity use: ______ kWh over ______ months
Other fuel and billed units:
Water use and units:
Unusual occupancy, weather or rate changes:
Upcoming roof, equipment or interior work:

OBSERVATION LOG
Room / location:
Symptom:
When it occurs (weather, time, occupancy):
Photo / record:
Known leak or unresolved condition:
Assessor finding / report page:

PROJECT ENTRY
Proposed work:
Reason and evidence:
Repair or preparation needed first:
Related air-sealing, insulation, ventilation or equipment decisions:
Responsible designer / contractor:
Price / currency / quote date / exclusions:
Expected benefit (measured, modeled or qualitative):
Energy-price, usage and weather assumptions behind any savings estimate:
Acceptance evidence / required test / person checking:
Maintenance and access:
Decision: investigate / price / schedule / defer
Reason for priority:

PROPOSAL COMPARISON
Same scope supplied to each bidder?:
Included permits, inspections, preparation, finishing and commissioning:
Missing or conflicting items to resolve:
Selected proposal and reason:

HANDOVER
Concealed-work photos:
Test and inspection results:
Manuals / warranties / settings:
Operating demonstration completed:
Open issue / owner / due date:
Follow-up comfort and consumption review date:

EXAMPLE (FICTIONAL)
Cold bedroom + aging heating system:
Investigate room airflow and envelope conditions, coordinate ventilation,
then size replacement equipment for the planned house. Record specified
tests and a follow-up comfort check. This example promises no bill saving.

SOURCE CONTEXT
DOE consumer home-energy assessment guide:
https://www.energy.gov/sites/default/files/2021-08/ES-Home%20Energy%20Assessments_080221.pdf
EPA energy, weatherization and indoor air quality:
https://www.epa.gov/indoor-air-quality-iaq/energy-weatherization-and-indoor-air-quality
Use current local requirements and the actual product/project documents.