Homes for Good administers a Weatherization Program designed to assist income-qualified Lane County residents reduce energy use in their homes and reduce their utility bills. The program serves both homeowners and renters.
The program may provide some or all of the following free services, depending on calculations for cost-effectiveness. A weatherization audit and analysis of the qualified residence would be completed in order to determine which measures might be taken.
- Insulate attics, walls and floors.
- Seal air leaks.
- Improve attic and under-floor ventilation.
- Install carbon monoxide and smoke alarms.
- Seal and insulate heating ducts.
- Service heating equipment.
- Perform minor health and safety repairs.
- Window replacements for single-pane windows.
- Install an energy efficient appliances like refrigerators.
- Install energy efficient lighting LEDs.
Learn More About Our Weatherization Program
“Healthy Homes” Program
Oregon Health Authority’s Healthy Homes Program promotes safe and long-lasting homes by offering support toward repairing and rehabilitating low-income housing. This program aims to improve the health and safety of residences, maximize energy efficiency, and extend the usable life of both rented and owned residences across Oregon. The Healthy Homes Program is administered alongside our Weatherization (WXN) Program and is not a separate program that households can apply for independently. Eligible households may receive Healthy Homes improvements as part of the WXN process, based on the needs identified in their home.