Step 1:  Have a home performance energy audit conducted... 

• An energy audit measures air leakage, air quality,
  moisture level, and appliance efficiency and safety in your home.

• Provides cost-effective recommendations to achieve up to
  a 50% reduction in energy use.

• The audit can usually pay for itself in the first year that improvements are made.

Step 2:  Make home weatherization and efficiency improvements to your home...             

When the energy audit is complete you will receive a Home Performance Audit Report. We will recommend comprehensive improvements that will yield the highest energy savings at the lowest cost.  In addition to estimates of fuel and energy bill savings, the report will include information on the return on investment that can be expected from the project.  Any or all of the following types of home weatherization and efficiency improvements could be recommended:

• Air sealing

• Proper insulation

• Lighting improvements

• Reduction of Water Use

• Furnace upgrades

• Appliance repairs and/or replacement

• Window replacement

• Ventilation

Step 3: Implement low cost energy savings measures...