Utility bill audits · US and Canada · since 2000
We test every electric and gas account against the tariff that governs it, recover what the utility overcharged and keep each account right after the audit.
Who we serve
Four industries, four real audits. Pick one to see what was wrong on the bill and what came back.
Audited behind an existing energy manager, across 7 states.
Rate classificationProduction and fueling sites on many utilities in 10 states.
Overcharges and rate classesA national protein processor with high summer load.
Seasonal ratesGrain and processing sites with demand-billed meters.
Metering and ridersOur services
Most companies split this work between an auditor, a broker, a bill-pay vendor and software. We run all of it against one account inventory.
Case studies
Exact amounts, the error that caused them, and whether they were one-time refunds or savings that repeat every month.
Questions
Fees, results, and how an audit fits beside the broker or energy manager you already have.
Nothing upfront. We are paid a contingency fee, usually 15% to 50% of refunds and verified savings, only when you receive them.
Since 2000, recoveries have most often equaled 3% to 15% of annual utility spend, depending on the utilities and billing history.
Yes. An audit is a stand-alone engagement, and every fee, including any supplier commission, is disclosed in advance.
Often, yes. Brokers buy supply; few test every account against its tariff. Our steel audit ran behind an existing energy manager.
Request a bill review
Send one recent bill per site, or a list of accounts. We tell you where we expect findings before you sign anything.
(801) 826-4800
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South Jordan, Utah
