Water heaters can be a big drain on your expenses. But with an energy efficient model, water heating costs can be cut by half. Follow the steps below and watch the savings flow.
Our water heating Rebate Chart shows all the qualifying products and how much you can receive.
Only a Participating Contractor is qualified to get you a rebate from Consumers Energy. Review the list of participating heating and cooling contractors to find one in your area. If you want helpful tips on how to choose a contractor, download this PDF.
The participating contractor will install your new energy efficient equipment.
When the project is complete, your participating contractor will handle all of the rebate paperwork for you. They know the proper way to complete the form including all of the essential information, and will submit it directly to Consumers Energy on your behalf.
After all the paperwork is complete, you will receive your rebate check in the mail in six to eight weeks.
We never thought about our old water heater until we switched to a new one. Now the lower bills remind us of the difference every single month.”
CFL bulbs make a difference today and down the road. They use 75 percent less energy and last up to 10 times longer than standard bulbs.
Turn off hot water when you don’t need it. Don’t let it run when you wash or shave. And take a shower instead of a bath, you’ll use less hot water.
Use an ENERGY STAR qualified water heater. Replacing your old water heater with a more efficient model can save you energy and money.
The first three feet of all water heater “out” pipes should be insulated as well as all hot water wipes in unfinished basements or crawl spaces.
Drain your water heater tank completely once a year. This will flush minerals and sediment from inside the tank and make your water heater more efficient.
Every year, the ENERGY STAR program helps families save billions of dollars on their utility bills.
If you can’t find what you’re looking for, Consumers Energy wants to help. Contact us at 1-866-234-0445.
Review the terms & conditions for participating in the heating & cooling program.