The Place To Be for Energy Efficiency

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Home Energy Assessments

Everyone wants to be comfortable at home while saving as much money as possible. A home energy assessment is a simple way to pinpoint how you can get the most out of every dollar you spend on energy.

 

Benefits of Participating

  • Learn more about how your home uses energy.
  • Get expert energy efficiency advice to help you address any problem areas.
  • Get recommendations that could save you between 10% and 20% each year on energy.*
  • Have energy-efficient products installed to help you start saving immediately.
  • Receive home energy efficiency upgrades at no additional cost (if you meet income eligibility requirements).

 

All Assessments Include Inspection of:

 

check Health and safety

check Insulation levels

check Air leakage around windows/doors

check Lighting and appliances

check Heating and cooling systems

check Water heating equipment

 

Before You Schedule

If you can, gather your most recent PSE&G bills to see when your energy use spikes. Also, note any questions or comfort issues you experience (such as drafty doors or unusually hot or cold rooms) so you can discuss with your energy adviser.

 

Which Assessment Is Right For You?

The chart below can help you decide. Contact us at 1-855-846-2895 if you have questions.

 

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Comfort Partners

checkFree Assessment
Open to PSE&G residential customers who live in dwellings of 1–14 units and meet income eligibility requirements†

hours

 Typical assessments take 2–3 hours (depending on home size)

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 Comprehensive energy education session with a BPI certified professional
Energy-Saving Measures:
  • Energy-efficient products provided or installed
  • Upgrades available at no cost; may include insulation upgrades, air sealing, ductwork sealing, refrigerator and/or freezer replacement, tune-ups of heating and cooling equipment, and installation of a smart thermostat (as home’s needs dictate and planned for a future visit)
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Home Weatherization Program for Income-Qualified Customers

checkFree Assessment
Open to PSE&G residential customers who meet income eligibility requirements‡

hours

 Typical assessments take 2–3 hours (depending on home size)

 
Energy-Saving Measures:
  • Energy-efficient products provided or installed
  • Up to $6,000 in energy efficiency upgrades at no cost; may include air sealing, insulation, water heater system replacement, and smart thermostat (may be planned for a future visit)
  • Up to $1,500 in health and safety upgrades at no cost (planned for a future visit)
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Quick Home Energy Check-up (QHEC)

checkFree Assessment
Open to all PSE&G residential customers

hours

 Typical assessments take about 1 hour (depending on home size)

report

 Includes customized energy efficiency report
Energy-Saving Measures:
  • Energy-efficient products provided or installed
  • Interest-free, on-bill repayment option if you install a smart thermostat (available at discounted price)
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Home Performance with ENERGY STAR® (HPwES)

Fee Set by contractor*
Open to all PSE&G residential customers

hours

 Typical assessments take 1–2 hours (depending on home size)

report

 Includes customized energy efficiency report
Energy-Saving Measures:
  • Up to $5,000 in rebates and interest-free, on-bill repayment option
  • Up to $15,000 for qualifying upgrades such as air sealing, insulation, and HVAC and water heater system replacements (planned for a future visit)
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* http://energy.gov/articles/home-energy-audits-making-homes-more-energy-efficient-and-comfortable

† Includes homeowners and renters at or below 250% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines; see website for details. Renters will need permission from homeowner or landlord prior to scheduling assessment.

‡ Includes homeowners and renters above 250% and below 400% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines; see website for details. Renters will need permission from homeowner or landlord prior to scheduling assessment.