Flood Recovery Rebates: Weatherization

Get up to $9,500 back to replace flood-damaged air sealing and insulation.

Damage must have occurred between July 10 – July 31, 2023 (or July 10 – August 10 for residents of Addison County).

Offer available to:

Effective Date: July 10, 2023

Offer available while funding lasts.

All work must be completed by an Efficiency Excellence Network Contractor
You will not need a blower door test-in to initiate your project. Contractors will assess and recommend improvements based on your needs.
If you have received WAP services in the last 15 years and your home’s air sealing or insulation was damaged by flooding:
- You can receive full WAP services
- You must re-apply to determine if you are still eligible
- If eligible, you will be bumped to the top of the wait list
- If your appliances were damaged by flooding, please continue to enroll in Efficiency Vermont’s Flood Recovery Rebate program when replacing them

Hire an Efficiency Excellence Network contractor and plan the scope of your project.
Verify household income with Opportunities Credit Union to determine eligibility for enhanced incentives.
Work with your contractor to complete the project.
Contractor reports completed work to Efficiency Vermont for review.
Receive 75% of project cost back, up to $4,000 per project, or $9,500 per project low-income and moderate-income Vermonters.

Secure financing to help pay for energy-saving improvements.

Financing for Homeowners

Home Energy Loan
Flexible financing for homeowners starting at 0% interest.

Home Energy Loan Flood Recovery Accommodations

Eligible fossil fuel heating equipment may be financed

0% interest loans, with loan terms of 5 years or less, are available for all customers recovering from flooding

Borrowing cap: $30,000

The cap of 50% for Health & Safety project costs has increased to having no cap if such repairs are necessary for your project