Home Uplift

How it works

NES says it has partnered with TVA to bring Home Uplift to the community. The program is presented as a home energy-upgrade service, not a cash rebate. NES says the goal is to help customers lower energy costs and improve quality of life through home improvements.

What the money covers

Eligible homeowners receive an average of $10,000 in energy-saving upgrades. The page gives examples of eligible improvements such as:

• insulation
• duct sealing
• low-flow shower heads
• and more

NES also describes the program as helping customers make home energy upgrades that save money on their utility bill.

How it helps homeowners

Home Uplift is intended to reduce energy use and improve the home. For a homeowner, that can mean a tighter, more efficient house and lower monthly bills.

How to apply

If you own your home, NES says to review the criteria and complete the application for an evaluation of your home. The page also says that single-family rental homes are now eligible, and that both the renter and landlord must complete the application.

Timing and deadlines

The page does not give a closing date, open date, or deadline. It appears to be available now, but applicants should check NES for current intake status and instructions.