Weatherization/Energy Services
The low-income Home Weatherization Program is a free service funded by the Federal Department of Energy(DOE). The program provides free energy conservation services for eligible low-income households. If eligible our agency performs the necessary inspections and contracts with qualified, licensed and insured private contractors to complete the work. These services reduce energy use and lower utility bills, thus creating more self-sufficient households.
Items that our program typically addresses include
Wall, Attic and Floor Insulation
Duct sealing/Insulation
Infiltration - caulking, weather stripping, door sweeps, etc
Blower-door Testing
Health Safety - Dryer venting, smoke alarms, carbon monoxide testing, gas appliance safety and efficieny testing
This program is paid in for in part by funds from the Department of Energy. MDSCAA adheres to an Equal Oppurtunity Policy for participants.
Center Locations and Phone Numbers
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