Income Eligible Weatherization

How it works

Evergy’s Income-Eligible Weatherization program helps qualifying households lower energy bills by making their homes more energy efficient. The page says weatherizing a home can reduce energy use by up to 35%, and Evergy offers assistance through the program to help cover the work. It says eligible families can receive free in-home upgrades, financial assistance to weatherize the home, expert guidance, reduced energy usage, and improved home health and safety.

What the money covers

The page does not give a dollar cap or reimbursement amount. Instead, it describes service-based assistance that can include free in-home upgrades and weatherization work. The page also says a professional crew visits the home to determine needs, the agency reviews recommendations, determines the work to be done, and contractors complete the weatherization efforts. The agency then inspects the completed work.

Amounts and matching

• No fixed grant amount is listed.
• The page states that the program provides assistance to weatherize the home.
• There is no matching requirement stated.

How to apply

• Contact an agency in your area.
• The agency will determine whether you qualify, help you apply, and guide you through the process.
• You can also use the form on the page to contact an agency.
• The page includes fields for Kansas and Missouri counties, suggesting the program serves both states in Evergy’s service territory.

Timing and deadlines

• The page does not list an application deadline.
• Availability appears to be ongoing.

Important note

This program is presented as income-qualified support, not a disaster-specific cash grant. The official page focuses on energy savings and home health and safety, but the work can also help strengthen a home’s envelope against some weather-related damage pathways.