Idaho weatherization program

Rocky Mountain Power partners with local community action agencies to provide free weatherization services to eligible income-qualified households throughout Idaho.

Weatherization improvements can help make your home:

  • More comfortable year-round
  • More energy efficient
  • Healthier and safer
  • Less expensive to heat and cool

By reducing energy waste and improving your home's efficiency, weatherization can lower monthly utility bills while improving overall living conditions.

Who May Qualify?

Weatherization services are available to households that meet income eligibility requirements. Eligibility is generally based on household size and income.

Contact your local weatherization agency to determine eligibility and learn about available services in your area.

Contact Your Local Agency

Southeastern Idaho Community Action Agency (SEICAA)

Serving eligible households within its designated Idaho service area.

        Phone: (208) 237-0991

Eastern Idaho Community Action Partnership (EICAP)

Serving eligible households within its designated Idaho service area.

        Phone: (208) 522-5391
        Toll-Free: 1-800-632-4813

Available Weatherization Services

Weatherization services are customized based on an energy assessment of each home. Recommended measures may include:

Insulation and Building Envelope Improvements

  • Wall Insulation
  • Ceiling Insulation
  • Floor Insulation
  • Ground Cover
  • Air Sealing and Infiltration Control
  • Attic Ventilation

Thermal Door Replacement

  • Replacement of inefficient exterior doors when determined to be cost-effective and necessary.

Window Replacement

  • Replacement of existing windows when justified through energy savings and health and safety considerations.

Heating and Cooling Improvements

  • Duct Sealing and Insulation
  • Duct Sealing
  • Ductless Heat Pumps
  • Furnace Repair
  • Furnace Replacement
  • Programmable or Timed Thermostats

Water Heating and Water Conservation Measures

  • Water Heater Repair
  • Water Heater Replacement
  • Water Heater Pipe Insulation
  • Low-Flow Showerheads
  • Faucet Aerators

Energy-Efficient Lighting and Appliances

LED Lighting

  • Installation of high-efficiency LED light bulbs and fixtures that use less electricity and last longer than traditional lighting.

Refrigerator Replacement

  • Replacement of inefficient refrigerators when energy testing indicates significant cost savings.

Health and Safety Measures

Health and safety improvements may be completed when necessary to support weatherization work and help ensure safe living conditions. Examples may include:

  • Smoke alarms
  • Carbon monoxide alarms
  • Ventilation improvements
  • Combustion safety testing
  • Minor electrical or safety-related repairs
  • Moisture and indoor air quality measures

Health and safety services are determined during the home's energy audit and assessment process.