Getting started.
Who this helps
Income-eligible homeowners and renters, and owners of eligible two- to four-unit buildings. Some households qualify through HEAP; others may qualify under separate weatherization income limits.
How to get started
Your local Community Action Agency checks eligibility and arranges an assessment and approved work.
Contact your local agency
Ask about income requirements and the waiting list.
Arrange an assessment
An energy professional identifies suitable improvements.
Review your home's plan
Ask which work is approved and whether any repairs are needed first.
How they can help.
An energy assessment identifies suitable improvements. The work depends on your home's condition, energy needs, and funding; every home receives a different plan.
- Home energy assessment
- Insulation and air sealing when recommended
- Heating-efficiency and ventilation improvements
- Inspection of completed work
A few questions before you go.
Ask for the application checklist. If you rent, discuss how to obtain the property owner's approval.
- Can I qualify without receiving HEAP?
- Does my home need repairs before weatherization?
- What is the current wait?