Learn how home upgrades can lower energy costs, and why air sealing and insulation is a great place to start. You can save up to $1,200 with the insulation tax credit—get started today.
What's the difference between insulation vs. air sealing and why do you need both for total home comfort? Learn more and discover how you can save up to $1,200 on these home upgrades with available tax credits!
Learn how upgrading your insulation can lower heating and cooling bills and make your home more comfortable. Plus, you can save up to $1,200 in tax credits!
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You can save up to $1,200 per year with the insulation tax credit—learn more about how it works and how you can claim your savings with our team.
Watch to learn how insulation and air sealing lead to a healthier, more comfortable home. Schedule a consultation with Home Energy Medics today.
An energy audit is the first step toward lower heating costs and a more comfortable home. Schedule your home energy audit in DC with Home Energy Medics today!
Get the facts about home insulation. We debunk common myths and share practical tips to keep your home warm and your heating bills low this winter.
A blower door test is an important part of a home energy audit that measures the air tightness and identifies leaks. Schedule an energy audit in DC today with Home Energy Medics.
Learn about the benefits and steps to electrifying your home in the DC Metro Area. Get started with a home energy audit with our whole-home experts and save with rebates & tax credits!
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