It takes just a few minutes to:
During the assessment, you will be asked to provide information about your home, including the number of people in the home, the type of home you live in (single-family versus multi-family), the size of your home (square feet), the age of your heating system, what appliances you have, and more.
Do you rent your home? This assessment is a great resource for renters to find opportunities to make their homes more energy efficient. Learn more about opportunities specific to renters.
Drury Home – Greenfield
Home insulation upgrades and a switch to heat pump technology helped Travis cut energy costs, improve comfort, and lower his home’s carbon footprint.
Vance L Home – Framingham
Vance decided to get a no-cost Home Energy Assessment to see how they could save money and energy and make their home more comfortable. In total, Vance received over $12,000 in incentives from Eversource for his energy efficiency improvements.
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