Home Energy Solutions

Make Your Home Energy-Smart. Start with an Energy Assessment and other services.

No matter how you heat your home, or whether you’re buying a home or updating where you live now, we can show you how a smart energy home makes life better. Energy professionals will make improvements that lower your energy bills for immediate and long term-savings.

But a smart energy home is about more than just “energy.” It’s comfort. Convenience. The health of your family. And, how your home works efficiently and more economically. A home you value more.

Not Just a Smarter Home. A Better Home.

Do you ever wonder how much energy you lose through leaky doors, windows and ductwork? Do you suspect that your insulation isn’t making the grade? What about your heating system and major appliances? Wouldn’t it be great if you could have an expert give your home an energy checkup - and do some of the work right then and there? You can.

High Efficiency Natural Gas Furnace, Natural Gas Boiler

Reduce your home heating costs with a high-efficiency furnace or natural gas boiler. You’ll enjoy clean, reliable heat.

Achieve efficiencies as high as 97 percent!

In most homes, heating is the single biggest energy expense. Replacing your old furnace, boiler or boiler circulator pump with new high-efficiency heating equipment can take a bite out of your energy costs, plus make your home more comfortable. Older furnace and boiler systems have efficiencies in the range of 56 to 70 percent. High-efficiency heating systems achieve efficiencies as high as 97 percent, converting nearly all the fuel to useful heat for your home. That can mean big savings!

Energy Assessment

Receiving an energy assessment is a logical first step toward weatherizing your home. Energy assessments involve various tests to help you prioritize which areas to weatherize first. Click here to learn more about energy assessments.

Air Sealing

Reducing the amount of air that leaks in and out of your home can be a cost-effective way to reduce heating costs and improve comfort. Some air sealing measures like caulking and weather stripping can be completed as do-it-yourself projects, but many air sealing projects should be performed by a professional. Click here to learn more about air sealing.

Insulation

Increasing the amount of insulation in your home can reduce heat loss during the winter and heat gain during the summer. When insulation is properly installed, heating and cooling systems will run less, helping to reduce energy bills and keeping you more comfortable. Click Here to learn more about insulation.

Customized solutions for multifamily buildings or complexes with five or more units are available through the C&I Prescriptive Program

Maine Natural Gas Rebate Programs

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