Adding the right insulation to your home could save you a ton of money on your monthly energy bills, but wait, there’s more.
Did you know your energy provider might offer energy efficiency rebates that could save you money on the project right from the start?
We’re not pulling your leg. It’s just a matter of finding those home insulation rebates to help lower the cost.
RetroFoam of Michigan has been helping homeowners make their homes more comfortable and energy efficient with foam insulation. We aim to help homeowners save as much money as possible in energy savings and rebates, and we even go so far as to fill out all the paperwork for them. Consumers Energy has recognized us for our work to increase a home’s energy efficiency.
Now to the task at hand, let’s talk about finding rebates for insulating your home.
Finding Home Insulation Rebates
You want to find rebates for your home insulation project, and you have a couple of resources available to you to do that.
Energy Star Website
The U.S. Department of Energy has a section devoted to making homes more energy efficient – Energy Star.
On the Energy Star website, you can search for rebates that you could be eligible for, state by state.
Your Energy Provider
Contact your energy provider directly to see what rebates are available for insulation projects.
Consumers Energy and DTE are just two examples of energy providers in Michigan that offer rebates to customers who add insulation to their homes.
A Michigan homeowner who makes energy-efficient home improvements is eligible for rebates from Consumers Energy, DTE, and SEMCO, as well as other companies across Michigan.
These rebates can range from $50 to $1,000, depending on the scope of work.
Your Insulation Contractor
Before the insulation project even begins, see if your contractor knows of any rebates you could be eligible for.
If they are in the business of making homes more energy efficient with insulation, they should be able to steer you in the right direction.
Adding Foam Insulation to Your Michigan Home
As you can see, creating an air seal in your home and establishing your building envelope will make your house more energy efficient.
Making your home more energy efficient with foam insulation throughout can earn you rebates, but it can also save you money on monthly energy bills.
If you want to learn more about the benefits of foam insulation, check out the Learning Center on our website, where you’ll find a bunch of great resources.
If you’d like to learn more about rebates, check out the Insulation Rebates page on our website.
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