Cactora reads your saved records — service dates, warranties, solar equipment and electricity bills — and gives you a short, clear list of what deserves attention.
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This week's recommendations
Sample home
Health Check will run on your own saved records once accounts open. This is a sample home, and the buttons aren't active yet.
High priorityMaintenance overdue Sep 14, 2026
HVAC service is overdue
Why: Last service was Mar 14, 2026. Your saved schedule is every 6 months, so the next service was due Sep 14, 2026.
Source: Your saved schedule (every 6 months); last service from Desert Climate Services invoice
Last service date: Confirmed
Next step: Book a service visit for your HVAC, then save the invoice.
Medium priorityEnergy insight Oct 3, 2026
Your latest electricity bill is 24% higher than your previous 3-bill average
Why: Compared per billing day: $10.32/day vs. $8.34/day. This doesn't mean anything is broken.
Next step: Worth checking: kWh usage, billing period length, rate changes, seasonal cooling or heating, solar production.
Medium priorityExpiring warranty Dec 21, 2026
Your saved water heater warranty expires in 60 days
Why: The water heater warranty on file ends Dec 21, 2026.
Source: Water heater warranty card (uploaded)
Warranty end date: Confirmed
Next step: Review what's covered and note anything worth checking before it ends.
Medium prioritySolar follow-up Jan 5, 2027
Your saved solar inverter warranty expires in 75 days
Why: The solar inverter warranty on file ends Jan 5, 2027.
Source: Inverter warranty (uploaded)
Warranty end date: Confirmed
Next step: Review what's covered and note anything worth checking before it ends.
Low priorityMissing information
Roof installation date is unknown
Why: Without an installation date, Cactora can't track warranty or service timing for your roof.
Source: No installation date in your records
Installation date: Unknown
Next step: Check old invoices, permits, or inspection reports and add the date.
+ 3 lower-priority items kept out of the way: No service history for your pool pump; Your refrigerator is about 13 years old; We don't have your solar battery warranty.
We show three to five things at a time — and no overall "home score".
Home Energy & Utilities
Electricity bills, made readable.
Upload or photograph a bill, check what Cactora read from it, and see your spending and usage over time. Gas, water and sewer come next.
Sample bills
Electricity charges
Dollars · current-period charges only
Grid electricity usage
kWh from the bill · not total home use with solar
Your solar system, on record.
Keep panels, inverter, battery and installer workmanship as separate parts — each with its own model, serial number and warranty. Upload agreements, permits and warranties, and confirm what Cactora finds before anything is saved.
Solar profile
Sample
Ownership
Owned
Confirmed
System size
7.2 kW
Confirmed
Installer
Sample Solar Installers
Confirmed
Panels (20)
360 W each · Warranty: Ends 2041
Confirmed
Inverter
Serial on file · Warranty: Ends Jan 5, 2027
Confirmed
Battery
13.5 kWh · Warranty: Not on file
Unknown
Installer workmanship
Sample Solar Installers · Warranty: Ends 2026 (estimated)
Estimated
Our promises
Helpful, never alarming.
No scary guesses
Age or a higher bill never means something is broken. We point out what's worth a look, not a diagnosis.
Fair comparisons
Bills are compared per billing day, so a 35-day bill isn't mistaken for a spike. Dollars and kWh stay separate.
A bill isn't a payment
Only current charges count as that month's cost, and nothing is marked paid until you confirm it.
Honest about solar
A $0 bill doesn't mean solar covered everything, and we don't estimate savings without real production data.
A happier home starts here.
Less searching. Less guessing. More enjoying the place you call home.