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Component of HEAP provides assistance once per heating season to eligible households that are disconnected, threatened with disconnection, or have less than a 25% supply of bulk fuel. Winter Crisis is Nov 1-Mar 31.

Provides weatherization services and supplies to help households improve the energy efficiency of their homes and protect them from the elements. Assistance provided may include an energy audit, furnace cleaning and tuning, installation of weatherization materials, compact fluorescent light bulbs, a health and safety check of all combustion appliances in the home, and energy education tips.

Provides assistance to increase the energy efficiency of homes and reduce household energy expenditures. Services include safety inspection of gas appliances, carbon monoxide alarms, education on energy saving, insulation, as well as inspection, repair, and possible replacement of furnace and hot water tank (if warranted), and customer education. Services provided through contracted agencies. Service provided depends on the assessment of the property.

The Home Weatherization Assistance Program (HWAP) provides eligible Ohioans with assistance to improve the energy efficiency of their homes and reduce their energy costs. Ohioans participating in the HWAP will receive a home inspection to identify the services necessary to improve their home’s energy efficiency. Services are provided through local agencies in each county.

Provides a phone number where people can report abandoned properties in the area. Organization makes sure properties are boarded up and secured against illegal activity, then tracks the properties to their owners (where possible), reports them to proper city authorities, and works to reach resolution regarding the properties. Help with minor home repair, weatherization and resources for community members.

Provides home weatherization for households that qualify by being at or below 150 percent of the federal poverty guideline. For a family of four, the household yearly income must be at or below $30,000). Consumers can receive insulation in attics, walls and basements, home health and safety testing and inspections, and heating system repairs or replacements. In addition to the incentives this program will bring to residential consumers, a financing program may help customers invest in these energy savings projects. Columbia Gas may offer low or no interest programs to eligible customers to help pay for improvements resulting from the program.

Provides an energy assistance program to help households use less energy while increasing the comfort of their homes. A home inspection is completed to determine the most cost-effective weatherization service for each home and provides a personalized energy management plan. Services may include safety inspections; tune up/repair of heating unit; insulation of attics, sidewalls, floors, and hot water tanks; low flow shower head and faucet aerators; pipe wrap; reduction of air leakage from major sources; replacement of inefficient refrigerators and freezers.

Conducts a home inspection to identify safety and energy efficiency risks. Provides minor repairs or enhancements to homes based on inspection results, such as sealing drafts, adding insulation, repairing windows and doors, installing smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, and repairing or replacing heating equipment and water heaters.

Component of HEAP provides assistance once per heating season to eligible households that are disconnected, threatened with disconnection, or have less than a 25% supply of bulk fuel. Winter Crisis is Nov 1-Mar 31.

Provides assistance to increase the energy efficiency of homes and reduce household energy expenditures. Services include safety inspection of gas appliances, carbon monoxide alarms, education on energy saving, insulation, as well as inspection, repair, and possible replacement of furnace and hot water tank (if warranted), and customer education. Services provided through contracted agencies. Service provided depends on the assessment of the property.

Assists families in lowering heating costs by improving the ability of the home to release and retain heat. Provides heating system tune-ups, inspections, safety and health testing. Assists in individualized client energy education.

Provides assistance to increase the energy efficiency of homes and reduce household energy expenditures. Services include: safety inspection of gas appliances, carbon monoxide alarms, education on energy saving, insulation, as well as inspection, repair, and possible replacement of furnace and hot water tank (if warranted), and customer education. Services provided through contracted agencies. Service provided depends on the assessment of the property.

Income eligible participant homes inspected and serviced for health, safety and energy saving measures.

Conducts a home inspection to identify safety and energy efficiency risks. Provides minor repairs or enhancements to homes based on inspection results, such as sealing drafts, adding insulation, repairing windows and doors, installing smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, and repairing or replacing heating equipment and water heaters.

Provides weatherization services to increase the energy efficiency of dwellings owned or occupied by income-eligible Ohioans which can reduce heating bills. Open to owners and renters.

Component of HEAP provides assistance once per heating season to eligible households that are disconnected, threatened with disconnection, or have less than a 25% supply of bulk fuel. Winter Crisis is Nov 1-Mar 31.

LIHEAP helps pay the winter heating bills or summer cooling bills of low-income and elderly people. During extreme weather conditions, people living in poverty and low-income elderly should not have to choose between buying fuel to heat or cool their homes and buying food for themselves and their families. Since two-thirds of the families receiving LIHEAP assistance have incomes of less than $8,000 a year, the program clearly helps the people who need help the most.

Energy conservation services are provided to low-income homeowners and renters through the Home Weatherization Assistance Program, the Warm Choice Program, and the Targeted Energy Efficiency Program. Services include insulation, reduction of air leakage and repair/replacement of heating systems.

Component of HEAP provides assistance once per heating season to eligible households that are disconnected, threatened with disconnection, or have less than a 25% supply of bulk fuel. Winter Crisis is Nov 1-Mar 31.

Provides energy improvements to assist with lowering utility usage and costs. Services include the following: attic, wall, and basement insulation; heating system repairs or replacements; air-leakage reduction; energy-saving water measures; energy-efficient light bulbs; refrigerators.

Provides a weatherization program which includes a safety inspection, tune-up, repair, and/or replacement of the client's heating unit. As part of the program, carbon monoxide alarms and/or insulation may be provided (either attic, sidewalls, or both) when needed.

The Home Weatherization Assistance Program (HWAP) offers income-qualified homeowners and renters the opportunity to lower residential utility costs by adding weatherization efficiencies.

Provides weatherization services to increase the energy efficiency of dwellings owned or occupied by income-eligible Ohioans which can reduce heating bills. Open to owners and renters.

Provides a federally funded low-income residential energy efficiency program to reduce energy usage by low income households. Services may include attic, wall, and basement insulation; blower-door-guided air leakage reduction; heating system repairs or replacements; and health and safety testing and inspections. Individualized client education is offered as part of the program.