Energy Performance You Can Count on
Wisconsin Home Improvement is more than just a Trade Ally with the Focus on Energy Program. Our highly trained team is certified through the Building Performance Institute (BPI).
We have the credentials that assure customers they’re getting the highest quality work and service, making us your trusted partner in achieving optimal home energy performance. Contact us to learn more about how Focus on Energy can help you save on insulation, air sealing, heating and cooling upgrades, and more.
Wisconsin’s Rebate Program for Energy
Focus on Energy operates in conjunction with participating utility companies to deliver measurable savings for residents and businesses throughout the state. Since 2011, more than 2.8 million Wisconsin residents and businesses have saved energy and money through the program. Focus on Energy makes energy efficient home improvements accessible and affordable for many people.
You are be able to combine these rebates with the 25C Tax Credit.
See if you qualify for up to $2,025 in Rebates
Eligibility Requirements for the Homeowner
The Focus on Energy program offers two types of incentives: standard and income qualified. Income qualified incentives offer higher rebates on qualifying upgrades. To see if you meet the requirements, fill out the form below. Even if you don’t meet the income qualifications, you can still qualify for a standard rebate, allowing you to save money on the upgrades you need. Please note you must be a customer of a participating energy provider to qualify for these rebates.
Do you use Natural Gas or Electric for a heat source?
Are you looking to upgrade your attic insulation?
Are you looking to upgrade your basement box sill insulation?
The basement box sill upgrade is only available with the attic insulation upgrade.
My household income is:
- Household of one: $42,804 or less per year
- Household of two: $55,975 or less per year
- Household of three: $69,145 or less per year
- Household of four: $82,317 or less per year
- Household of five: $95,488 or less per year
- Household of six: $108,659 or less per year
- Household of seven: $111,128 or less per year
- Household of eight: $113,597 or less per year
- Household of nine: $116,065 or less per year
- Household of ten: $118,536 or less per year
- Household of eleven: $121,005 or less per year
Next Steps for Energy Efficiency
An excellent place to start is with an energy audit. This service allows experts in energy performance to assess your home from top to bottom. Our BPI-certified technicians use specialized testing to pinpoint areas most in need of upgrades to help prioritize your projects and provide optimal performance and savings.
Are you ready to start learning more about the energy efficient home improvements that can help you save energy and money? Contact us at 262.345.9922 or click here to get started.
Frequently Asked Questions
We have got the resources and expertise to help you save money and live more comfortably. Feel free to browse some of the questions we frequently receive about the Focus on Energy program below. If you don’t see something you’re wondering about, feel free to reach out. We’re here to help.
How much can I expect to get from the program?
The amount you’ll receive depends on several factors, including the project you undertake and the type of rebate you qualify to receive. For example, you could get up to $1,200 for attic insulation and sealing as part of a standard rebate, or up to $1,800 if you’re income qualified. Rebate amounts vary depending on the improvements you make.
What are energy saving home improvements?
Energy saving home improvements refer to changes that help enhance your home’s performance and efficiency. That can include switching to efficient appliances and fixtures, upgrading your HVAC system, and replacing your insulation. It may also include air sealing and other improvements that help your home waste less energy without sacrificing your comfort.
How do I make sure my home is energy efficient?
The best way to ensure your home is operating at peak efficiency is with a Home Performance audit. Doing so allows experts to test and assess it for strengths and weaknesses.
What is a home energy audit?
A home energy audit incorporates a visual inspection with specialized testing to identify areas where your home is wasting energy. Experts may also find issues like moisture damage, inadequate insulation, and safety hazards. It’s an excellent starting point for home safety and efficiency.
What is expected of me to be accepted into the program?
You’ll need to work with a Trade Ally contractor and confirm that your utility company participates. For income-qualified rebates, you must meet household income requirements and apply for the higher rebate level. Once the work is done, Wisconsin Home Improvement will complete the Focus on Energy application and submit the required documentation within 60 days.