Definition
A federal program that helps low-income homeowners make their homes more energy-efficient through free or low-cost improvements like insulation and HVAC upgrades. It's a great way to reduce your energy bills and make your home more comfortable.
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DOE Weatherization program improves home energy efficiency through insulation, air sealing, HVAC improvements, and water heating upgrades. Administered through community agencies. Free to qualified low-income households. Reduces utility bills and improves comfort. Improves indoor air quality and health. Reduces energy usage and environmental impact. Income eligibility applies. Weatherization reduces operating costs and increases home value. Popular program with long wait lists in many areas.
Pro Tip
Apply early since these programs often have long wait lists. The energy savings can really add up, so get on the list even if you don't need work done immediately.
Example
Weatherization assistance funded insulation and air sealing improvements reducing annual utility bills significantly.