All About Weatherization
What does it mean to “Weatherize” my home? Weatherizing your home usually means hiring a specialized contractor to help you…
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Town Energy Committees
Town Energy Committees bring together people who want to make a difference in matters of energy and climate. Upper Valley…
Green Home Sellers Guide
Your energy-efficient home is different. Help prospective buyers see why. Boast Worthy Green Features ✔ Solar power or solar hot…
Green Realtors
Any real estate agent can help you use the Green Homebuyer Guide Share the Green Home Buyer Guide with your…
Green Homebuyer Guide
Fact #1 Energy will likely be your second highest cost of home ownership, after your mortgage, taxes, and insurance. Fact…
Questions to Ask Before Signing a Weatherization Contract
Reviewing Your Contract and Final Work Scope After you go back and forth with your contractor to settle on a final work scope, ask for…
What to Expect from Your Energy Audit Report
Important Notes for Reviewing your Report Your energy audit report should include a comprehensive list of recommendations for making your home more energy efficient. Many…
What to Expect During Your Energy Audit
Length Typically 3-4 hours. You will learn a lot from your contractor if you are at home during your energy audit.…
Tips for Selecting a Contractor
All Vermonters are eligible for Efficiency Vermont weatherization rebates. Efficiency Vermont requires you to hire your own contractor from their…
Do-It-Yourself Energy Saving Tips
Learn by Helping Join COVER Home Repair for a volunteer weatherization project. Work with one of COVER’s weatherization experts to…
Energy Resources for Businesses
Energy Help for Vermont Businesses Vermont businesses are eligible for multiple incentives from Efficiency Vermont, including HVAC, lighting, equipment, project…
Electric Vehicles
Will your next car or bike be all-electric? Electric cars, motorcycles, and bicycles are more efficient, affordable, and practical than…