Home Performance / Assisted Home Performance with Energy Star
HOME PERFORMANCE WITH ENERGY STAR®
- Up to 40% Savings on Energy Bills
- Higher Home Resale Value
- A Quieter, More Comfortable Living Environment
- Improved Air Quality for Better Health
- Greater Home Durability with Lower Maintenance
- Increased Environmental Safety and Energy Efficiency
Thank you for your future interest in the HOME PERFORMANCE WITH ENERGY STAR® program.
The HOME PERFORMANCE WITH ENERGY STAR program offers low-interest financing to qualified customers for energy efficient home improvements. Our Building Performance Institute certified staff uses the latest diagnostic equipment and building science principles to help you save on your home heating costs.
We also offer ASSISTED HOME PERFORMANCE WITH ENERGY STAR for individuals who qualify. Subsidies as well as low-interest loans are available through this program. Please click (here) to see the income qualification guidelines to see if you qualify.
As part of the Home Assessment process, a $350.00 testing fee is required to perform the energy assessment of your home. Make check or money order payable to Association for Energy Affordability, Inc.
We look forward to providing you with the highest standards of home energy performance. If you have any questions please contact Matt Dean at 718.292.6733 ext.220 or mdean@aeanyc.org.
All New York Energy $mart programs are funded by a System Benefits Charge (SBC) paid by electric distribution customers of Central Hudson, Con Edison, NYSEG, Niagara Mohawk, Orange and Rockland, and Rochester Gas and Electric, NYSERDA, a public benefit corporation established by law in 1975, administers SBC funds and programs under an agreement with the Public Service Commission.
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