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Provides assistance to make a home more energy efficient. May include caulking, weather stripping, and attic insulation.
Provides assistance to make a home more energy efficient. May include caulking, weather stripping, and attic insulation.
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Weatherization Programs
Weatherization services include a cost effectiveness energy audit, air leakage checks, insulation, and all combustion appliances inspection for repair and/or replacement. NEICAC’s own crews provide all but appliance and furnace repair services. Certified area contractors and vendors do the authorized appliance and furnace work. Agency staff does a quality control final inspection.
Besides their regular efforts, the Weatherization staff also administer contracts with the investor owned utilities of the area to install low-cost, energy efficient measures in eligible homes, such as LED lighting, low-flow faucet aerators, showerheads, and hot water heater measures.
Weatherization services include a cost effectiveness energy audit, air leakage checks, insulation, and all combustion appliances inspection for repair and/or replacement. NEICAC’s own crews provide all but appliance and furnace repair services. Certified area contractors and vendors do the authorized appliance and furnace work. Agency staff does a quality control final inspection.
Besides their regular efforts, the Weatherization staff also administer contracts with the investor owned utilities of the area to install low-cost, energy efficient measures in eligible homes, such as LED lighting, low-flow faucet aerators, showerheads, and hot water heater measures.
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Weatherization Programs
Furnaces
Furnace Maintenance/Repair
Provides assistance to make a home more energy efficient. May include caulking, weather stripping, and attic insulation.
Provides assistance to make a home more energy efficient. May include caulking, weather stripping, and attic insulation.
Categories
Weatherization Programs
Helps eligible low-income customers save money by conserving energy. Energy education is incorporated in each step of the weatherization process to explain how the measures performed will help our customers save energy.
Helps eligible low-income customers save money by conserving energy. Energy education is incorporated in each step of the weatherization process to explain how the measures performed will help our customers save energy.
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Weatherization Programs
Weatherization assistance for owners and renters. Limited funding for furnace replacement if there is a health concern.
Weatherization assistance for owners and renters. Limited funding for furnace replacement if there is a health concern.
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Weatherization Programs
Provides assistance to make a home more energy efficient. May include caulking, weather stripping, and attic insulation.
Provides assistance to make a home more energy efficient. May include caulking, weather stripping, and attic insulation.
Categories
Weatherization Programs
Provides assistance to secure homes for hot and cold weather, making homes more energy efficient.
Provides assistance to secure homes for hot and cold weather, making homes more energy efficient.
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Weatherization Programs
Offers Energy Efficiency measures to help with reducing utility bills. Serves those with income up to 200% of federal poverty guidelines. May assist both owners and renters with landlord's permission.
Offers Energy Efficiency measures to help with reducing utility bills. Serves those with income up to 200% of federal poverty guidelines. May assist both owners and renters with landlord's permission.
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Weatherization Programs
Provides assistance to make a home more energy efficient. May include caulking, weather stripping, and attic insulation.
Provides assistance to make a home more energy efficient. May include caulking, weather stripping, and attic insulation.
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Weatherization Programs
LIHEAP is designed to aid qualifying low-income Iowa households in the payment of a portion of their residential heating costs for the winter heating season. Applications are accepted on a first come/first served basis starting October 1st for individuals 60 years of age or older, or persons with a disability. All other individuals may apply November 1st or after. Applications are accepted up to and including April 30th the following year. For more information contact [email protected]
LIHEAP may be able to offer one or more of the following types of assistance:
Heating and associated utility bill payment assistance,
Energy crisis assistance, and
Weatherization and energy-related home repairs.
LIHEAP is designed to aid qualifying low-income Iowa households in the payment of a portion of their residential heating costs for the winter heating season. Applications are accepted on a first come/first served basis starting October 1st for individuals 60 years of age or older, or persons with a disability. All other individuals may apply November 1st or after. Applications are accepted up to and including April 30th the following year. For more information contact [email protected]
LIHEAP may be able to offer one or more of the following types of assistance:
Heating and associated utility bill payment assistance,
Energy crisis assistance, and
Weatherization and energy-related home repairs.
Categories
Gas Service Payment Assistance
Weatherization Programs
Heating Fuel Payment Assistance
Electric Service Payment Assistance
Provides assistance to make a home more energy efficient. May include caulking, weather stripping, and attic insulation.
Provides assistance to make a home more energy efficient. May include caulking, weather stripping, and attic insulation.
Categories
Weatherization Programs
Provides assistance to make a home more energy efficient. May include caulking, weather stripping, and attic insulation.
Provides assistance to make a home more energy efficient. May include caulking, weather stripping, and attic insulation.
Categories
Weatherization Programs
Weatherization helps low-income households increase the energy efficiency of their homes and save money on fuel costs.
Weatherization helps low-income households increase the energy efficiency of their homes and save money on fuel costs.
Categories
Weatherization Programs
Provides energy efficiency related home maintenance assistance to low-income homeowners and renters. Available Weatherization benefits include the installation of insulation, furnace repair or replacement, water heater repair and/or replacement, safety checks for gas leaks, and/or replacement of old refrigerators and freezers.
Provides energy efficiency related home maintenance assistance to low-income homeowners and renters. Available Weatherization benefits include the installation of insulation, furnace repair or replacement, water heater repair and/or replacement, safety checks for gas leaks, and/or replacement of old refrigerators and freezers.
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Weatherization Programs
Weatherization assistance for owners and renters. Limited funding for furnace replacement if there is a health concern.
Weatherization assistance for owners and renters. Limited funding for furnace replacement if there is a health concern.
Categories
Weatherization Programs
Helps eligible low-income customers save money by conserving energy. Energy education is incorporated in each step of the weatherization process to explain how the measures performed will help our customers save energy.
Helps eligible low-income customers save money by conserving energy. Energy education is incorporated in each step of the weatherization process to explain how the measures performed will help our customers save energy.
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Weatherization Programs
Weatherization services include a cost-effectiveness energy audit, air leakage checks, insulation, and all combustion appliances inspection for repair and/or replacement.
Weatherization services include a cost-effectiveness energy audit, air leakage checks, insulation, and all combustion appliances inspection for repair and/or replacement.
Categories
Weatherization Programs
LIHEAP is designed to aid qualifying low-income Iowa households in the payment of a portion of their residential heating costs for the winter heating season. Applications are accepted on a first come/first served basis starting October 1st for individuals 60 years of age or older, or persons with a disability. All other individuals may apply November 1st or after. Applications are accepted up to and including April 30th the following year. For more information contact [email protected]
LIHEAP may be able to offer one or more of the following types of assistance:
Heating and associated utility bill payment assistance,
Energy crisis assistance, and
Weatherization and energy-related home repairs.
LIHEAP is designed to aid qualifying low-income Iowa households in the payment of a portion of their residential heating costs for the winter heating season. Applications are accepted on a first come/first served basis starting October 1st for individuals 60 years of age or older, or persons with a disability. All other individuals may apply November 1st or after. Applications are accepted up to and including April 30th the following year. For more information contact [email protected]
LIHEAP may be able to offer one or more of the following types of assistance:
Heating and associated utility bill payment assistance,
Energy crisis assistance, and
Weatherization and energy-related home repairs.
Categories
Gas Service Payment Assistance
Heating Fuel Payment Assistance
Weatherization Programs
Electric Service Payment Assistance
**Applications available starting September 5, 2023.**
Offers exterior repairs to porches, minor carpentry, and limited repairs to roofs and siding. Also provides critical home repairs, minor electrical work, and minor plumbing.
Weatherization work provided for windows, gutters, doors, and storm doors.
Provides smoke alarms and fire extinguishers.
Provides accessibility ramps, grab bars, railings and steps, limited flatwork, and limited bathroom modifcations.
Unable to help with major renovations, foundations, and HVAC systems.
Serving households up to 80% of HUD Income Guidelines.
HUD Income Guidelines for 2023:
1 person household: Max Household Income (gross) $49,500;
2 person household: Max Household Income (gross) $56,600;
3 person household: Max Household Income (gross) $63,650;
4 person household: Max Household Income (gross) $70,700;
5 person household: Max Household Income (gross) $76,400;
6 person household: Max Household Income (gross) $82,050.
Offers exterior repairs to porches, minor carpentry, and limited repairs to roofs and siding. Also provides critical home repairs, minor electrical work, and minor plumbing.
Weatherization work provided for windows, gutters, doors, and storm doors.
Provides smoke alarms and fire extinguishers.
Provides accessibility ramps, grab bars, railings and steps, limited flatwork, and limited bathroom modifcations.
Unable to help with major renovations, foundations, and HVAC systems.
Serving households up to 80% of HUD Income Guidelines.
HUD Income Guidelines for 2023:
1 person household: Max Household Income (gross) $49,500;
2 person household: Max Household Income (gross) $56,600;
3 person household: Max Household Income (gross) $63,650;
4 person household: Max Household Income (gross) $70,700;
5 person household: Max Household Income (gross) $76,400;
6 person household: Max Household Income (gross) $82,050.
**Applications available starting September 5, 2023.**
Offers exterior repairs to porches, minor carpentry, and limited repairs to roofs and siding. Also provides critical home repairs, minor electrical work, and minor plumbing.
Weatherization work provided for windows, gutters, doors, and storm doors.
Provides smoke alarms and fire extinguishers.
Provides accessibility ramps, grab bars, railings and steps, limited flatwork, and limited bathroom modifcations.
Unable to help with major renovations, foundations, and HVAC systems.
Serving households up to 80% of HUD Income Guidelines.
HUD Income Guidelines for 2023:
1 person household: Max Household Income (gross) $49,500;
2 person household: Max Household Income (gross) $56,600;
3 person household: Max Household Income (gross) $63,650;
4 person household: Max Household Income (gross) $70,700;
5 person household: Max Household Income (gross) $76,400;
6 person household: Max Household Income (gross) $82,050.
Offers exterior repairs to porches, minor carpentry, and limited repairs to roofs and siding. Also provides critical home repairs, minor electrical work, and minor plumbing.
Weatherization work provided for windows, gutters, doors, and storm doors.
Provides smoke alarms and fire extinguishers.
Provides accessibility ramps, grab bars, railings and steps, limited flatwork, and limited bathroom modifcations.
Unable to help with major renovations, foundations, and HVAC systems.
Serving households up to 80% of HUD Income Guidelines.
HUD Income Guidelines for 2023:
1 person household: Max Household Income (gross) $49,500;
2 person household: Max Household Income (gross) $56,600;
3 person household: Max Household Income (gross) $63,650;
4 person household: Max Household Income (gross) $70,700;
5 person household: Max Household Income (gross) $76,400;
6 person household: Max Household Income (gross) $82,050.
Categories
Weatherization Programs
Home Barrier Evaluation/Removal Services
Home Maintenance and Minor Repair Services
Smoke Alarms
Provides assistance to secure homes for hot and cold weather, making homes more energy efficient.
Provides assistance to secure homes for hot and cold weather, making homes more energy efficient.
Categories
Weatherization Programs
Provides assistance to secure homes for hot and cold weather, making homes more energy efficient.
Provides assistance to secure homes for hot and cold weather, making homes more energy efficient.
Categories
Weatherization Programs
Offers free energy audit and weatherization to the home to stop air leaks and make the home more energy efficient.
Offers free energy audit and weatherization to the home to stop air leaks and make the home more energy efficient.
Categories
Weatherization Programs
Grant program to identify and make minor repairs up to $5,000 that increase the energy efficiency and provide healthy home improvements to homes for low/moderate income households living east of 72nd Street in Omaha.
Energy Conservation modifications and improvements may include:
-- Install/replace storm windows and storm doors
-- Limited attic and rim joist insulation
-- Water heater insulation
-- Minor weatherization
-- Seal HVAC duct seams
-- LED light bulbs
-- Replace thermostats
Healthy Homes modifications and improvements may include:
-- Install/replace dryer ducts and vents
-- Install/repair handrails and guards
-- Limited mold remediation/prevention
-- Limited flooring and subfloor replacement in kitchens and bathrooms
-- Limited drywall/plaster repair
-- Repair wooden stairs
-- Repair insect screens
-- Provide CO/smoke detectors and fire extinguishers
-- Minor security improvements
-- Provide HVAC filters
-- Minor accessibility improvements
-- NO AC Repair
Energy Conservation modifications and improvements may include:
-- Install/replace storm windows and storm doors
-- Limited attic and rim joist insulation
-- Water heater insulation
-- Minor weatherization
-- Seal HVAC duct seams
-- LED light bulbs
-- Replace thermostats
Healthy Homes modifications and improvements may include:
-- Install/replace dryer ducts and vents
-- Install/repair handrails and guards
-- Limited mold remediation/prevention
-- Limited flooring and subfloor replacement in kitchens and bathrooms
-- Limited drywall/plaster repair
-- Repair wooden stairs
-- Repair insect screens
-- Provide CO/smoke detectors and fire extinguishers
-- Minor security improvements
-- Provide HVAC filters
-- Minor accessibility improvements
-- NO AC Repair
Grant program to identify and make minor repairs up to $5,000 that increase the energy efficiency and provide healthy home improvements to homes for low/moderate income households living east of 72nd Street in Omaha.
Energy Conservation modifications and improvements may include:
-- Install/replace storm windows and storm doors
-- Limited attic and rim joist insulation
-- Water heater insulation
-- Minor weatherization
-- Seal HVAC duct seams
-- LED light bulbs
-- Replace thermostats
Healthy Homes modifications and improvements may include:
-- Install/replace dryer ducts and vents
-- Install/repair handrails and guards
-- Limited mold remediation/prevention
-- Limited flooring and subfloor replacement in kitchens and bathrooms
-- Limited drywall/plaster repair
-- Repair wooden stairs
-- Repair insect screens
-- Provide CO/smoke detectors and fire extinguishers
-- Minor security improvements
-- Provide HVAC filters
-- Minor accessibility improvements
-- NO AC Repair
Energy Conservation modifications and improvements may include:
-- Install/replace storm windows and storm doors
-- Limited attic and rim joist insulation
-- Water heater insulation
-- Minor weatherization
-- Seal HVAC duct seams
-- LED light bulbs
-- Replace thermostats
Healthy Homes modifications and improvements may include:
-- Install/replace dryer ducts and vents
-- Install/repair handrails and guards
-- Limited mold remediation/prevention
-- Limited flooring and subfloor replacement in kitchens and bathrooms
-- Limited drywall/plaster repair
-- Repair wooden stairs
-- Repair insect screens
-- Provide CO/smoke detectors and fire extinguishers
-- Minor security improvements
-- Provide HVAC filters
-- Minor accessibility improvements
-- NO AC Repair
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Home Maintenance and Minor Repair Services
Home Rehabilitation Programs
Smoke Alarms
Weatherization Programs
For renters and home owners who are at or below the 200% federal poverty guidelines. Once determined income eligible or approved for LiHeap, households are placed on a waiting or priority list. The list is primarily based on the household's fuel usage from the previous year's heating season. If this is the first year you are signing up or you have not lived in that house for a year, you will have to wait until you meet that criteria to have a priority number. Additional priority is given to households with elderly, disabled, and young children.
Clients are contacted by phone or letter when their home is at the top of that priority list. At that time an appointment is set up for the Energy Auditor (Lloyd) to complete a thorough audit to determine what can be done on the home.
IMPACT only serves Boone, Marion, and Warren Counties with Weatherization. If a Polk County calls inquiring where they are on the list, they will need to contact the Energy Team at IMPACT and they will check with Polk County Weatherization to see where they are on their list. If the client lives in Jasper County, they will need to call MICA Weatherization at 641-752-7162.
**Cannot bump clients up on the list because of bad furnaces.
Clients are contacted by phone or letter when their home is at the top of that priority list. At that time an appointment is set up for the Energy Auditor (Lloyd) to complete a thorough audit to determine what can be done on the home.
IMPACT only serves Boone, Marion, and Warren Counties with Weatherization. If a Polk County calls inquiring where they are on the list, they will need to contact the Energy Team at IMPACT and they will check with Polk County Weatherization to see where they are on their list. If the client lives in Jasper County, they will need to call MICA Weatherization at 641-752-7162.
**Cannot bump clients up on the list because of bad furnaces.
For renters and home owners who are at or below the 200% federal poverty guidelines. Once determined income eligible or approved for LiHeap, households are placed on a waiting or priority list. The list is primarily based on the household's fuel usage from the previous year's heating season. If this is the first year you are signing up or you have not lived in that house for a year, you will have to wait until you meet that criteria to have a priority number. Additional priority is given to households with elderly, disabled, and young children.
Clients are contacted by phone or letter when their home is at the top of that priority list. At that time an appointment is set up for the Energy Auditor (Lloyd) to complete a thorough audit to determine what can be done on the home.
IMPACT only serves Boone, Marion, and Warren Counties with Weatherization. If a Polk County calls inquiring where they are on the list, they will need to contact the Energy Team at IMPACT and they will check with Polk County Weatherization to see where they are on their list. If the client lives in Jasper County, they will need to call MICA Weatherization at 641-752-7162.
**Cannot bump clients up on the list because of bad furnaces.
Clients are contacted by phone or letter when their home is at the top of that priority list. At that time an appointment is set up for the Energy Auditor (Lloyd) to complete a thorough audit to determine what can be done on the home.
IMPACT only serves Boone, Marion, and Warren Counties with Weatherization. If a Polk County calls inquiring where they are on the list, they will need to contact the Energy Team at IMPACT and they will check with Polk County Weatherization to see where they are on their list. If the client lives in Jasper County, they will need to call MICA Weatherization at 641-752-7162.
**Cannot bump clients up on the list because of bad furnaces.
Categories
Weatherization Programs
Provides energy efficiency services without cost to homeowners or renters who meet guidelines. Installation of work measurers are determined and measured by a computerized energy audit. Work includes sealing air infiltration leaks, high-density insulation, health and safety check, heating system repair or replacement, water heaters repair or replacement, refrigerator/freezer diagnostic and replacement along with utility measures such as aerators, low-flow shower heads, pipe wrap, carbon monoxide detectors, and smoke detectors. Some minor repair is allowable for health and safety reasons.
Provides energy efficiency services without cost to homeowners or renters who meet guidelines. Installation of work measurers are determined and measured by a computerized energy audit. Work includes sealing air infiltration leaks, high-density insulation, health and safety check, heating system repair or replacement, water heaters repair or replacement, refrigerator/freezer diagnostic and replacement along with utility measures such as aerators, low-flow shower heads, pipe wrap, carbon monoxide detectors, and smoke detectors. Some minor repair is allowable for health and safety reasons.
Categories
Weatherization Programs