In-Home Energy Checkup and Counseling
An In-Home Energy Check-Up is a fast, easy way to increase the energy efficiency of your home and help you start saving immediately. An Energy Advisor will come to your home and check the condition of its insulation, heating and air-cooling system, lighting, appliances and more to identify simple ways to help save energy and money. The process for the check-up includes:
- Interview
- Walk-Through
- Energy Counseling
- Installation
Do I qualify?
Documentation requirements for proof of eligibility:
- Photo ID for the applicant
- At least one or more utility bills
- Proof of income (pay stub or W-2) or proof of benefit (Social Security; Supplemental Security Income; Temporary Assistance for Needy Families; General Assistance; Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children; and/or food-stamps award letter)
Walk-Through
An Energy Advisor will perform a walk-through of your home to show you how you can reduce your energy use and save money. The Energy Advisor will assess the condition of the following items:
- Insulation levels
- Air leakage
- Heating-and-cooling systems
- Windows and doors
- Lighting and appliances
- Water-heating equipment
In-Home Energy Counseling
An Energy Advisor will provide a personalized overview of ways to save energy and improve the comfort of your home. Following the visit, you will also receive a report with information about energy-related programs for repairs, rebates and utility assistance.
Installation of Free Energy-Saving Products
An Energy Advisor will also install FREE energy-saving products (up to a $100 value), which may include:
- LED light bulbs
- Faucet aerators
- Efficient-flow fixed showerheads
- Water-heater pipe insulation (installed on hot for 4 feet from the water heater)
- ShowerStart™ showerhead adapter
The health and safety of our customers and employees is of the utmost importance, therefore we have implemented additional COVID-19 safety precautions. As we conduct visits in your home, our staff will be wearing proper PPE, including masks and gloves, sanitizing hands and equipment and observing proper social distancing with homeowners. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to ask when scheduling your appointment.
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