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AUTHORIZED HOME ENERGY SCORES · BEND, OREGON
Bend Home Energy Score Pricing & Online Booking
Need a Home Energy Score for a Bend home sale? See your price, choose a 90-minute appointment, and get the official report for your listing.
No payment is collected when you book. We invoice after the assessment.
Authorized Oregon Home Energy Assessor · CCB #246126 · Serving Bend, Oregon
Does your Bend home need a score?
Qualifying homes inside Bend city limits need a Home Energy Score before they are publicly listed for sale. Some home and sale types are exempt.
CLEAR 2026 PRICING
Bend Home Energy Score pricing
Your price is based on the home’s square footage. Payment is due after the assessment.
Up to 1,500 sq. ft.
$235
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1,501–2,500 sq. ft.
$250
Choose a time2,501–3,000 sq. ft.
$280
Choose a timeMore than 3,000 sq. ft.? Email us for a custom quote.
Every assessment includes an on-site assessment, an official DOE Home Energy Score report, and a Green Building Registry report link.
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Choose a date and time
Select an available appointment. Most assessments take about 60 minutes, with 90 minutes reserved for your visit. Have the property address and approximate square footage ready.
90-minute appointment No payment due when booking Invoice sent after the assessment
Questions before you book? Call (541) 397-7840 or email contact@getmyhes.com.
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What happens after you book?
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Book online
Choose a time and provide the property address and approximate square footage.
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Prepare the home
Make the attic, crawlspace, basement, rooms, and mechanical equipment accessible.
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Complete the assessment
Your assessor documents the home’s structure and major energy systems. Appointments are scheduled for 90 minutes.
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Receive your report
We send your invoice after the visit. Once paid, we provide your Home Energy Score report and Green Building Registry link.
Bend Home Energy Score FAQs
Is a Home Energy Score required before listing a Bend home?
Qualifying homes inside Bend city limits need a Home Energy Score before they are publicly listed for sale. Some home and sale types are exempt. Review the City of Bend Home Energy Score program for current requirements.
Which Bend homes require a score?
The requirement applies to qualifying homes inside Bend city limits. Because some home and sale types are exempt, confirm your property using the City’s program requirements and exemption application.
Is my address inside Bend city limits?
Use the City of Bend address lookup to check the property.
Are condos, townhomes, manufactured homes, or ADUs covered?
The City determines which home and sale types qualify or are exempt. Check your property against the City of Bend program requirements before relying on an exemption.
How much does a Bend Home Energy Score cost?
The 2026 price is $235 for homes up to 1,500 square feet, $250 for homes from 1,501 to 2,500 square feet, and $280 for homes from 2,501 to 3,000 square feet. Contact us for a custom quote if the home is larger than 3,000 square feet.
How long does the appointment and report process take?
Appointments are scheduled for 90 minutes. After the visit, we send your invoice; once it is paid, we provide the report and Green Building Registry link. If you have a firm listing deadline, contact us before booking so we can confirm the current report schedule.
When do I pay?
No payment is collected when you book. We send the invoice after the assessment.
Where can I find an existing Home Energy Score?
Search for the property through the Green Building Registry.
How does my realtor add the report to FlexMLS?
The City of Bend provides Home Energy Score listing instructions for FlexMLS.
Is a Home Energy Score the same as an energy audit?
No. This service produces an official DOE Home Energy Score report. A home energy audit is a different service, so the terms should not be treated as interchangeable.
Official Bend and Oregon resources
Use these resources to confirm the Bend requirement, locate an existing report, or learn more about the official scoring program.