Weatherization
The low-income Home Weatherization Program is a free service funded by the Federal Department of Energy (DOE). The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) contracts with MDSCAA to operate the program. Service area includes Menominee, Delta, Schoolcraft, Marquette and Alger counties.
What to Know
Required Documentation
The Weatherization Program provides free energy conservation services for eligible low-income households. The local agency determines applicant eligibility, 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.
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Energy conservation services may include:
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Gas appliance testing
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Installing attic insulation/ventilation
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Sidewall and floor insulation
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Interior sealing of major cold-air infiltration areas, utilizing blower door technology.
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Repair, seal or possible replacement of windows or doors
For Each household member:
Name, DoB, Social Security number
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For Each Adult household member:
Proof of Gross income
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For Homeowner/Renter:
Proof of Home Ownership or Rental
Utility Information
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If the home has been weatherized in the last 15 years, you are not eligible for additional Weatherization Services, unfortunately.
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The above list of documents if required to complete the full application. Once they have been gathered, please call to set up an appointment: (906)786-7080 Ext. 148, with the Weatherization Intake Worker.
At A Glance
46 total homes received energy improvements. By County-
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26 in Delta
1 in Alger
5 in Marquette
4 in Schoolcraft
10 in Menominee