What types of home energy upgrades are offered?

What types of home energy upgrades are offered?

If your application is approved, a Home Energy Advisor will conduct a Home Energy Evaluation in your home. If it’s determined that your home qualifies for a Home Uplift, your advisor will outline the best home energy upgrades for your home. Those upgrades may include one or more of the following:

  • Air sealing
  • New attic insulation
  • Duct system repairs or replacement
  • New HVAC system
  • Updated lighting
  • New refrigerator
  • New wall insulation
  • New water heater
  • New windows and doors
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      Yes, they’re 100% free. TVA EnergyRight and local power companies work together with local governments, community organizations, and public and private businesses to provide the funds needed for each Home Uplift home.
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