Western Dairyland Energy Conservation Program is a federally funded program to help eligible families improve the energy efficiency of their homes, thereby reducing energy costs. Weatherization services vary with each home, depending on how it was built and its current condition. Common weatherization services include installing attic and sidewall insulation, sealing major air leaks, repairing and/or replacing furnaces, caulking and repairing inefficient windows and doors, adding weather-stripping, insulating hot water heaters, plus other energy conserving activities.

Western Dairyland Home Rehabilitation operates with the energy conservation program for homeowners. The program provides basic home rehabilitation services that address health and safety concerns including, but not limited to, wiring, plumbing and some structural items.

Who may be eligible?
If you received Low-Income Energy Assistance (WHEAP) benefits during the last heating season, you are automatically eligible for weatherization services. Persons with high heating costs who receive LIEAP benefits will be given priority for weatherization service. You may also be eligible, regardless of your income, if a member of your family has received Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI). Eligibility for weatherization services isn't limited to homeowners. If you are a renter or live in a mobile home, duplex, or apartment building you may also qualify. When applying, you will need to provide proof of ownership. If renting, we'll need your landlord's name and address.