Weatherization quotes · Free · No obligation

Whole-home weatherization quotes, free.

Air sealing, insulation, and moisture control in one project. Compare quotes from weatherization contractors in your area.

Typical cost

$2,500–$10,000

Rebates up to

$1,600+

HEAR rebates up to $1,600 for insulation/air sealing for income-qualified households, where the program has launched. State and utility rebates carry the rest — the federal 25C credit expired after 2025.

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Under 2 minutes. Up to 3 local pros.

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Programs tracked

780+

States covered

50 + DC

Max stackable

$14,000

Cost to you

01 · How it works

Three steps to comparable quotes

Tell us about your project

Share your ZIP code and a few details. Takes under two minutes.

We match you with local pros

Up to 3 licensed weatherization contractors who serve your area.

Compare quotes with rebates included

Every quote itemizes the incentives you qualify for, so you compare net cost.

02 · Questions

Weatherization quoting, answered

What does weatherization include?

Typically air sealing, attic and wall insulation, and sometimes ventilation and moisture fixes. It is the bundle that makes every other upgrade work better.

Are there free weatherization programs?

Income-qualified households may get free weatherization through the federal WAP program. Our matches are private contractors; check your state page for WAP details.

What does this cost me?

Nothing. Contractors pay us for introductions. The price you pay is the same either way.