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Home Energy Assessment/Weatherization Information
A home energy assessment can help you determine how much energy your home uses, where your home is inefficient, and which problem areas and fixes you should prioritize to save energy and improve the comfort of your home. From there you can make the energy changes you want to make in your home.

There are two programs, one is for income-eligible households (Action Inc. on Cape Ann), and the other is for households earning moderate to high income (Mass Save.)

Moderate to high income go to Mass Save for a free energy assessment. And in Gloucester, market rate home owners, business or apartment buildings, can sign up for a free energy assessment with HomeWorks through the Gloucester Energy Challenge. For households whose incomes are just above the income-eligible household income threshold, Mass Save has an enhanced-incentive program that lowers the cost of energy-saving home improvements (income guidelines.)

Income-eligible households, (income guidelines)this includes homeowners, tenants, condo owners, and landlords who rent to income-eligible tenants, contact Action Inc’s Energy Services, these free services go beyond home energy assessments with free home weatherizations, replacing inefficient heating systems and more. If you would like coaching to access income eligible programs, contact Save Green & Get Green, a free service of the Cape Ann Climate Coalition’s Community Building & Education Group where volunteers help income eligible residents on Cape Ann navigate energy services.