Weatherization Assistance Program
WAP is the nation’s core program for delivering energy efficiency services to low-income households.   Weatherization determines which energy efficiency measures are appropriate, emphasizing the most cost-effective measures and those which are essential for the health and safety of the occupants.  The following are services that may be provided:

• Check and install insulation

• Seal cracks in ceilings, walls, and foundations

• Seal duct work

• Insulate water lines

• Install roof & dryer vents

• Weatherize doors and windows

• Test furnace efficiency

• Make minor repairs to ensure health and safety

Emergency Furnace Repair and
Furnace/Water Heater Replacement
Furnace repairs and replacements and water heater replacements are allowed under one of the following conditions:

• Repair or replacement is justified by an increase in the unit’s efficiency

• It is required because of a potential or immediate threat to the client’s health and/or safety

Residential Energy Education Program
The program’s goal is to reduce energy costs to low-income persons by improving the energy efficiency of their homes while ensuring their health and safety. The following are services that may be provided:

• The energy educator meets with you

• Your current energy usage is reviewed

• Utility bill is reviewed and analyzed

• Discussion of energy conservation recommendations

• Referral to other agencies if needed

• Each client receives a free Conservation Kit that includes products to help reduce utility costs

• Each client receives a personalized booklet detailing possible energy conservation life style changes to be considered