Rebates Made Easy
We offer rebates on ENERGY STAR Northern Climate Zone rated doors and windows. Northern Climate Zone rated doors and windows have a U-factor of 0.27 or lower. Look for a map shaded like this and find additional information on the window’s label.
Upgrading to ENERGY STAR® windows, glass doors and insulation is kind of magical. It's not just that it reduces your heating and cooling costs. It's that it does so while eliminating drafts and evening out temperatures, so that every room in your home will be comfortable for you and your family.
When you save energy, you're saving it for Michigan too. That's why we offer you rebates to support your upgrades. With up to $475 for insulation, $40 per door and $15 per window rated ENERGY STAR Northern Climate Zone, you can earn a lot back on your upgrades while saving on your energy bill too. The federal government offers tax credits on energy efficiency products too. Interested? Read on to learn how it works.
Estimate your savings and rebates with our windows and insulation calculator.
Available Rebates
Three Steps to Four Season Savings
Choose qualifying upgrades to your insulation, windows and doors from the chart above.
SELECT UPGRADES SELECT UPGRADESGet a contractor on the job or plan to do the work yourself.
Apply for your rebate online by clicking the green button below, or download an application.
Here’s what you need to have on hand when you apply for your rebates:
Hiring a Contractor
Use the link below to find one of our participating contractors to install your insulation, windows or glass doors and you’ll be working with a professional experienced with our rebate programs. They can identify the best savings and guide you through the upgrade and rebate process.
Explore contractorsTips and Guides for Doing it Yourself
Some DIY insulation upgrades are more difficult and expensive than others. Click the link below for information that will help determine your cost and effort.
Calculate the Cost and EffortBefore you purchase and install new insulation, this video can show you how to calculate how much insulation you need to do the job right.
Watch the VideoLearn how to complete your upgrades safely and efficiently with this helpful guide from the Department of Energy.
Read the GuideWhen you combine air sealing with insulation upgrades you can reduce the annual energy use of an older home by 10% or more.
Learn MoreOther Ways to Save