Helping Neighbors Program
Qualifying families can receive a free home energy efficiency assessment, installation of free energy-saving products and helpful energy-saving information.
Free Energy Saving Upgrades for Income Qualified Customers
You could get free energy saving upgrades and a home energy report depending on your household income. Find out more details below.
3 Steps to Home Energy Savings
1. A Free Home Visit
We’ll visit your home to look for opportunities for energy efficient upgrades at no cost to you.
2. Energy Saving Upgrades
We’ll install energy saving upgrades around your home, which could save you up to $150 a year. You’ll also get a free home energy report too.
3. Helpful Tips to Save
We’ll follow up with tips to save energy and may schedule another visit to find even more upgrades.
Get Started: Select Your Service Type
Your Potential Home Upgrades
Smart Thermostat Installation
Smart thermostats help you save money by changing your temperature at set times. This way, you don't waste energy when you're not home or when you're sleeping.
Water Pipe Insulation
By insulating your water pipes, your water will lose less heat, which means you won’t need to use as much energy to keep your water at a hot temperature.
Door Sealing
With proper door sealing, less warm or cold air will escape from your home. This helps keep your home at a nice temperature without having to adjust your thermostat often.
How the Program Works
To confirm that you’re eligible for the Helping Neighbors Program, please check your eligibility.
Please schedule your visit here.
For your in-home visit, we’ll take a look around your house for energy saving opportunities and start your upgrades. Upgrades could include installing new LED lights, pipe wraps, smart thermostats and even showerheads.
We will provide you with tips on how you can save more on your energy bill. We may even do a second visit to your home to install more energy-saving products.
The tech person was very knowledgeable about the upgrades she was installing in my home and informed me on them.
Tonya T.
Kalamazoo, MI