A retrofit is a project, not a purchase.
Five stages, the free tools that answer each one, and what to read before you commit money. Start wherever you are — most people arrive in the middle.
- Stage 1 of 5
What does my home actually need?
Start with what your house is owed, then what it needs. Every federal, state, and utility program carries the date it was verified. The calculators give you a range before anyone quotes you one.
Match your rebatesTools
- Stage 2 of 5
What order should I do this in?
A retrofit done in the wrong order wastes money. A heat pump in a leaky house is an expensive mistake. The plan sequences the work to your budget and to the deadlines on your rebates.
Build your planTools
- Stage 3 of 5
Who should do the work?
Licensed, insured local contractors who know your state's programs. You pick, or you tell us the project and we recommend. Your details go to the contractors you choose and nobody else.
Get free quotes - Stage 4 of 5
Is this quote fair?
Most homeowners see two or three quotes in a lifetime. Learn what belongs on a good one, what work like yours typically costs in your state, and the red flags that mean keep shopping.
Check the cost range - Stage 5 of 5
What should I expect during the job?
What good work looks like at each milestone, what to check before the final payment, and how to actually claim the rebates once the crew has gone.
Know what's coming
A free account holds the whole project.
Your rebate matches, your phased plan, and every calculator result stay attached to your home, so you pick the project back up where you left it.