The GPA Your Home Earns

Know What Your Home Needs Next

Get your HomeGPA in about 2 minutes. See your Home Grade, understand what's driving it, and get a simple roadmap for what to address first, plan next, and consider later.

No cost. No obligation. About 2 minutes. Your report is private — you are not connected to a provider unless you choose to request help.

A bright, contemporary American family home in warm daylight — the kind of home HomeGPA evaluates.
Your HomeGPA Report
HomeGPA Standard
123 Magnolia Dr
Overall Home GradeB
EnergyB-
AirC+
WaterA-
SafetyB+
Home ConditionB
Weather ReadinessB-

Your Grade

See where your home stands across the systems that affect comfort, cost, safety, and readiness.

Your Roadmap

Know what to address first, what to plan next, and what can wait.

Trusted Help

When you're ready, request help from trusted professionals matched to your actual home priorities.

Your Credit Gets Measured. Your Home Should Too.

Your home affects your comfort, your monthly bills, your safety, your family's health, and your long-term value. But most homeowners don't have one simple way to understand where their home stands or what should happen next.

HomeGPA gives your home a clear grade and turns that grade into a practical plan.

Know what needs attention
Avoid guessing where to spend money
Make smarter decisions before small issues become expensive problems

How HomeGPA Works

Three simple steps. About two minutes. A clear picture of your home.

  1. 1

    Answer Simple Questions

    Tell us about your home's systems, condition, comfort, and readiness.

  2. 2

    Get Your Home Grade

    See your overall HomeGPA and category grades across Energy, Air, Water, Safety, Home Condition, and Weather Readiness.

  3. 3

    Follow Your Roadmap

    Know what to address first, what to plan next, and where trusted help may make sense.

What Goes Into Your HomeGPA

Your grade is built from the parts of your home that affect comfort, cost, safety, health, and readiness.

Energy

Monthly bills, efficiency, HVAC load, insulation, solar readiness, and backup power potential.

Air

Indoor air quality, comfort, humidity, filtration, ventilation, and allergens.

Water

Water quality, water heating, plumbing concerns, leaks, softening, and filtration.

Safety

Fire safety, electrical concerns, security, trip hazards, and everyday protection.

Home Condition

Roof, exterior, maintenance, aging systems, visible wear, and deferred upkeep.

Weather Readiness

Storm preparation, drainage, backup power, openings, roof readiness, and seasonal risk.

Roadmap First

Your Roadmap Comes First. Providers Come Second.

HomeGPA creates your grade and roadmap before introducing professionals. Your answers help identify what may need attention, but providers are not shown as the first step. You should understand your home first — then decide what action to take.

Address First

What deserves attention now

Safety concerns, active home-condition issues, major inefficiencies, water intrusion, or weather vulnerability.

Plan Next

What to build toward

Meaningful improvements that can increase comfort, efficiency, reliability, and everyday home performance.

Consider Later

What can wait

Longer-term, lower-priority, or optional improvements you can consider as timing and budget allow.

Providers cannot pay to change your grade
Providers cannot influence your roadmap
You are not connected to a provider unless you request help
HomeGPA is built to help homeowners make better decisions, not pressure them into a sale

HomeGPA Helps When It Matters Most

Preparing to Sell

Understand what buyers may notice before the listing goes live.

Buying a Home

See what may need attention after move-in so ownership starts with more confidence.

High Utility Bills

Find out what may be driving monthly costs and what systems may be worth reviewing first.

Storm Season

Understand how prepared your home may be for outages, severe weather, and seasonal risk.

New Homeowner

Build a simple plan for what to maintain, monitor, and improve.

Longtime Homeowner

Create a living record of what has been done and what needs attention next.

Optional Next Step

Want a Deeper Look at Your Home?

After you get your HomeGPA, you can choose a HomeGPA Home Review for a more guided look at your home's key systems, condition, and readiness.

A HomeGPA Home Review helps homeowners understand what to maintain, improve, or plan for next. It is not a home inspection, appraisal, engineering report, or insurance evaluation.

Start with your HomeGPA first. The review is there if you want more confidence.

One Place for Your Home

Your Home Should Have a Memory

Most homes have receipts in one drawer, warranties in another, and years of repairs living in someone's memory. HomeGPA gives homeowners one place to keep track of what the home has, what has been done, and what needs attention next.

  • Save your home systems
  • Track maintenance
  • Store receipts, warranties, photos, and service history
  • Update completed improvements
  • Re-grade your home over time
  • Prepare for selling, storm season, insurance conversations, and future upgrades

Start With Your HomeGPA

In about 2 minutes, see where your home stands and what to focus on next.

Get My HomeGPA

No cost. No obligation. Your report is private unless you choose to request help.