Weatherization Assistance Program
Weatherization
The Weatherization Assistance Program fundamentally reduces energy costs for low-income households by using Federal in addition to State funding. Additionally, this program prioritizes the elderly, people with disabilities, as well as children, ensuring their health along with safety by improving home energy efficiency. Moreover, it is a free program that helps low-income families reduce energy costs by improving energy efficiency. Let us help you with home energy audits, furnace repairs, water heater repairs, as well as more.
Above all, health as well as safety measures are our top priority. Furthermore, a free energy audit will be performed on qualifying homes to further assist in reducing energy costs. Our primary goal is to serve the elderly, those with disabilities, as well as households with children.
Are you Eligible for Weatherization?
Homeowners as well as renters should meet the following guidelines based off of household size last 3 months of gross income:
1 Person $7,290
2 People $9,860
3 People $12,430
4 People $15,000
Additional Information
Firstly, for households larger than four people, add $2,570.00 per person to determine eligibility. Secondly, applicants must live in the home. Additionally, the home cannot be for sale, in foreclosure, or under remodeling during the inspection. Lastly, homes are not eligible if re-weatherized within the last 15 years.
As a result, the Weatherization Assistance Program serves 11 counties: Antrim, Benzie, Charlevoix, Emmet, Grand Traverse, Kalkaska, Leelanau, Manistee, Missaukee, Roscommon, and Wexford.
For program information, please call or email NMCAA’s Housing & Energy Efficiency Services.
Watch a short video by the U.S. Department of Energy.
What Does Weatherization Cover?
How NMCAA can Help
The Weatherization Assistance Program is funded by the Federal Department of Energy (DOE) as well as administered by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). Above all, the program’s goal is to provide free energy conservation services for eligible low-income households. In fact, DHHS contracts with Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency (NMCAA) to operate the Weatherization Assistance Program in our service areas. Of course, the Agency determines applicant eligibility, performs the necessary inspections as well as weatherization and contracts with mechanical contractors to complete mechanical work. For example, these services include:
Home energy audit
Weather-stripping, caulking, general air sealing
Window & door repair
Attic, foundation, wall, or sill box insulation
Furnace repairs, water heater repairs, refrigerator tune-up or replacement
Click Start Here” to fill out a pre-screen for services. For program information, please call or email
NMCAA’s Housing & Energy Efficiency Services.
Weatherization Services
The Weatherization Assistance Program is funded by the Federal Department of Energy (DOE) as well as administered by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Serves (DHHS). Above all, the program’s goal is to provide free energy conservation services for eligible low-income households. In fact, DDHS contracts with Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency (NMCAA) to operate the program in our service areas. Of course, the Agency determines applicant eligibility, performs the necessary inspections as well as weatherization and contracts with mechanical contractors to complete mechanical work. For example, these services include:
Certainly, studies show an average of 15% to 40% reduction of fuel usage.
(Actual results may vary).
Click “Start Here” to fill out a pre-screen for services. For program information, please call or email
NMCAA’s Housing & Energy Efficiency Services.
Are you Eligible for Weatherization?
Homeowners as well as renters should meet the following guidelines based off of household size last 3 months of gross income:
1 Person $7,290
2 People $9,860
3 People $12,430
4 People $15,000
Additional Information
Firstly, for households larger than four people, add $2,570.00 per person to determine eligibility. Secondly, applicants must live in the home. Additionally, the home cannot be for sale, in foreclosure, or under remodeling during the inspection. Lastly, homes are not eligible if re-weatherized within the last 15 years.
As a result, the Weatherization Assistance Program serves 11 counties: Antrim, Benzie, Charlevoix, Emmet, Grand Traverse, Kalkaska, Leelanau, Manistee, Missaukee, Roscommon, and Wexford.
Nonetheless for program information, please call or email NMCAA’s Housing & Energy Efficiency Services.
Watch a short video by the U.S. Department of Energy.
What does this Weatherization cover?
How NMCAA can help
The Weatherization Assistance Program is funded by the Federal Department of Energy (DOE) as well as administered by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). Above all, the program’s goal is to provide free energy conservation services for eligible low-income households. In fact, DHHS contracts with Northwest Michigan Community Action Agency (NMCAA) to operate the Weatherization Assistance Program in our service areas. Of course, the Agency determines applicant eligibility, performs the necessary inspections as well as weatherization and contracts with mechanical contractors to complete mechanical work. For example, these services include:
Home energy audit
Weather-stripping, caulking, general air sealing
Window & door repair
Attic, foundation, wall, or sill box insulation
Furnace repairs, water heater repairs, refrigerator tune-up or replacement
Click “Start Here” to fill out a pre-screen for services. For program information, please call or email
NMCAA’s Housing & Energy Efficiency Services.
Housing & Energy Efficiency Services
NMCAA is committed to supporting housing needs in our community by reducing energy costs, decreasing health concerns and providing safer homes through Emergency Repairs and Low-Income Weatherization.
Housing & Energy Efficiency Services
NMCAA is committed to supporting housing needs in our community by reducing energy costs, decreasing health concerns and providing safer homes through Emergency Repairs and Low-Income Weatherization.
