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Home Improvements • Remodeling • June 5, 2012

Home Energy Upgrade Program

by Tamara Marson

Take a look at the City of Seattle’s program for making your home more energy efficient.  The incentives expire at the end of July, including the low cost    energy audit.  Even if you don’t pursue the audit and incentives program, there are some great ideas and resources on this site.

http://www.communitypowerworks.org/for-home/energy-incentives-home/

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