Energy Smart For My Home

Improve the comfort, safety, and efficiency of your home.

Sign Up for an Assessment

The Assessment is the first step to improving the comfort, safety and efficiency of your home.

Apply for Rebates

Get cash-back rebates to help pay for your energy upgrades.

See if you qualify

For free energy upgrades for income-qualified residents.

Three simple steps to a safe, comfortable and efficient home

Step 1: Get a Home Energy Assessment
Call us or sign up online for your Energy Smart Home Energy Assessment, including:
- Combustion Safety Analysis
- Blower door testing and infrared imaging to identify air leaks
- Quick-fix energy conservation installs including programmable thermostats, efficient lighting and more
- A final report of recommended improvements

Step 2: Complete Home Energy Improvements

After the Assessment, we will help you implement recommended projects that fit your budget. Our Energy Advisors can assist with reviewing your assessment report and finding qualified contractors.

Step 3: Apply for Rebates or Financing
Once you complete your home energy upgrades, our Energy Advisors can help you:
- Secure rebates from us and your utility provider
- Apply for financing
- Track your savings as you make improvements

It’s easy to be Energy Smart. Get started today!

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Keep your House Cool on Hot Summer Days

Don't Heat your Home with Appliances and Lighting

On hot days, avoid using the oven; cook on the stove, use a microwave, or grill outside.
Install efficient lighting. Only about 10% to 15% of the electricity that incandescent lights consume results in light—the rest is turned into heat. Ask us about available rebates.
Take advantage of daylight instead of artificial lighting, but avoid direct sunlight. Strategies: efficient daylighting.
Wash only full loads of dishes and clothes. Consider air drying both dishes and clothing.
Minimize use of appliances that generate heat like computers or hair dyers and take short showers instead of baths.
Learn more about avoiding heat buildup in your home.

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