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Residential Energy Efficiency Services

CESC offers homeowners and renters a full range of energy efficiency home improvement services. They are absolutely free to residents who meet certain income qualifications or live in certain neighborhoods.

Energy efficiency improvements reduce utility bills and increase resident comfort. They also improve our community's reliance on clean energy resources and reduce green house gases.

 As part of the program, we may be able to provide clients:

  • Attic insulation, weather-stripping, and caulking
  • Repairs to or replacement of hot water heaters and furnaces
  • Repairs to or replacement of doors and windows
  • Refrigerators and other appliances
  • Repairs to walls, floors, and furnace ducts
  • Safety-related testing and repairs

Income Qualifications*

You qualify for these FREE services if your income within the past twelve (12) months was within the following guidelines:

 Energy Savings Assistance

Number of Persons in Household

 Total Combined Annual  Gross Income
 1 to 2 
 $31,800
 3 
 $37,400
 4 
 $45,100
 5 
 $52,800
 6   $60,500
 Each Additional Add
  $7,700

 

 WAP- LIHEAP
 Number of Persons  in Household  Total Combined Annual  Gross Income
 1  $24,867
 2  $32,519
3
  $40,170
 4  $47,822
 5  $55,473
 6  $63,125
 Each Additional Add
  $1,719

 *Income qualification levels may change according to the requirements of funding agencies.

For residents who do not qualify for our free services, CESC conducts home audits and energy efficiency improvements for very reasonable fees.

For more information about how to apply, call us at 888-436-3751.


CESC is able to provide free energy efficiency services with funding from the U.S. Department of Energy, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and Pacific Gas and Electric Company, in partnership with North Coast Energy Services, County of Alameda and the State of California Community Services and Development.

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