Home Improvement Federal Tax Credits to end on December 31, 2025Act now and complete project installations by December 31, 2025, to qualify for available tax credits up to $3,200. Projects completed after December 31, 2025, will be ineligible for the tax credit. Learn more here. Contact your tax professional for specific guidance.Get even larger rebatesCustomers can now receive up to $15,000 when they complete new eligible electrification upgrades. Electrification involves replacing or partially replacing a piece of equipment fueled by propane, gas, or oil with equipment fueled by electricity. Eligible upgrades include either partial or full electrification of HVAC or domestic water heater systems. Take the first step and request your Home Energy Assessment today.Request Assessment ORFind a contractor Do you have uneven temperatures in your home? Do you find it hard to reduce your energy costs? The Home Performance with ENERGY STAR program can help lower your energy bill by up to 20% year after year by managing your energy usage year-round.* Plus, you can get rebates up to $10,000 for completing eligible home improvements.Step 1: The AssessmentStart by scheduling a Home Energy Assessment for only $100 (a $400 value). A specially trained Participating Contractor will come to your home and:Perform a comprehensive evaluation of your home systems (air sealing and insulation, HVAC, and more) to identify where energy is being wastedProvide a detailed, customized report with low-cost ways to make your home more energy efficient.Find out more about getting your Home Energy Assessment.Step 2: Available RebatesFollowing your assessment:You’ll learn about the rebates available for improvements to make your home more energy efficient.You can make recommended upgrades to reduce energy costs by up to 20% year after year.Find out more about the rebates for home improvements.For more information on how a Home Performance assessment works view our FAQ page or program brochure.Already had a Home Energy Assessment?If it has been five or more+ years since your last home energy assessment, it’s time to schedule another assessment to revisit how you can make your home more comfortable and energy efficient.Financing Available for Eligible Home UpgradesInterested in financing opportunities for home upgrades? You may qualify for low-interest loans for recommended home improvements. Find out more about financing options here. Looking for quick tips you can do now to lower your energy costs? Click here.Need more help?Our Energy Coaches are trained energy experts who can walk through recommended upgrades from top to bottom, providing assistance on navigating the rebate process. Get help tailored to your specific home performance needs – at no cost.If you are a contractor, set your business apart from the competition! Learn how to become a Participating Contractor.Looking for quick tips you can do now to lower your energy costs? Click here.Need more help?Our Energy Coaches are trained energy experts who can walk through recommended upgrades from top to bottom, providing assistance on navigating the rebate process. Get help tailored to your specific home performance needs – at no cost.If you are a contractor, set your business apart from the competition! Learn how to become a Participating Contractor.*Source: energystar.gov**Rebate amount is based on energy savings achieved at completion of job.***The $100 offer is valid for homes up to 3,000 square feet with a single combustion appliance zone. A combustion zone is defined as a room and enclosed air volume that contains a combustion appliance, such as a gas range stove or a gas water heater. Assessments of larger homes or homes with multiple combustion appliance zones, such as a home with a furnace or boiler room and a gas range stove, may cost more. Customers should discuss the cost with their selected participating contractor. How to Participate