We'd love to hear from you

We'd love to hear from you

Reach out to book an audit, or to simply ask some questions. Shoot us a text or give us a call at 902-329-5198. Alternatively, drop us a message and we'll respond within 48 hours.

Reach out to book an audit, or to simply ask some questions. Shoot us a text or give us a call at 902-329-5198. Alternatively, drop us a message and we'll respond within 48 hours.

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Frequently asked questions

Here are the top questions our clients ask before getting started.

How is a Future Proof Property Audit different from a standard home inspection?

A home inspection looks for current defects to satisfy lenders. A Future Proof Property Audit is a forward-looking systems analysis. We use advanced diagnostics like Infrared Thermal Mapping and drone topography to quantify your home’s "Days of Autonomy"—measuring how your property will perform when the grid doesn't.

I don't have solar panels yet. Is this audit still useful for me?

Absolutely. In fact, it’s essential. We identify your Critical Load Analysis so you don't overspend on a backup system you don't need. We build the Emergency Logic for the hardware you do have, ensuring you maximize your current resilience before investing in new gear.

How long does the audit take and when do I get my report?

A typical on-site diagnostic takes 3–5 hours depending on acreage and square footage. Your full, interactive FP Audit Report is delivered to your digital vault within 48 hours, complete with prioritized action items and SOPs.

If I'd like to make changes to my home based on the Audit, do you offer support?

While we remain a third-party diagnostic firm to ensure unbiased results, we act as your Implementation Facilitator. We provide a vetted network of "Future Proof Certified" specialists—from solar engineers to envelope technicians—and can manage the bid process on your behalf.

Can this audit actually lower my insurance premiums?

While every carrier is different, insurance companies in 2026 increasingly rely on data. By providing documented proof of Site Hardening and water-path mitigation, you possess the "Risk-Reduced" status required to negotiate better rates and avoid high storm deductibles.