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Home Energy House Call
Duke Energy Carolinas / Duke Energy Progress · Utility program
Free home assessment and some free installed efficiency items; no cash amount stated.
Duke Energy offers Aiken County electric customers a free home energy assessment, with energy-saving tips and, in some cases, free efficiency products installed during the visit. It is not a cash grant, but it can help homeowners reduce utility costs and improve basic home tightness.
Program details
How it works
Duke Energy says customers can sign up for a free Home Energy House Call, available in-home and virtually. The visit gives homeowners a free energy assessment, a customized usage report, low-cost tips, and expert recommendations. Duke Energy also says the program can include customized free energy efficiency products installed during the visit, such as smart power strips, efficient showerheads, and caulking.
What the money covers
This is a service program rather than a direct payment to the homeowner. The homeowner receives the assessment and, in some cases, installed efficiency items at no charge.
Why it may matter for hardening
The program is aimed at efficiency, not wildfire or storm hardening specifically. Still, caulking and other small sealing measures can help reduce air leakage and may modestly support overall home resilience.
Timing
Duke Energy describes the Home Energy House Call as currently available to customers in South Carolina.
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