Each year, YCCAC provides Weatherization Services to about 250 homes in all 29 of the county’s towns and cities. Energy-saving upgrades may include attic insulation and venting, crawl-space insulation and venting, sidewall insulation, wrapping pipes, and draft reduction measures.
On average, each home that goes through the YCCAC Weatherization Program receives approximately $7,200 worth of upgrades ensuring you will have a safer, healthier, and more energy-efficient home.
Weatherization services from YCCAC can help save a family an average of $400+ on their heating and cooling bills in the first year alone.
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This is a Public Notice: Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) Invitation to Bid
York County Community Action Corporation (YCCAC) invites bids from interested contractors to provide weatherization services for homes of income-eligible residents throughout York County. YCCAC’s Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) provides services to improve the energy efficiency of single-family homes, mobile homes and 2-4 unit dwellings. All successful bidders will be required to comply with MaineHousing certification requirements. The Invitation to Bid package can be obtained by contacting Junelle Soucy, Energy Services Coordinator at 207-206-1261
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Home Audit
The Weatherization Program begins with an audit of the home of an eligible homeowner to check for energy efficiency, as well as health and safety concerns. The program then funds recommended improvements to increase the energy efficiency and safety of the home.
The home energy audit is conducted by a qualified Service Technician to evaluate your heating system. A Home Energy Auditor will come to your home to assess your home’s energy use and loss. There will also be inspection for health and safety issues. Furnaces and stoves are tested for leaks or carbon monoxide, and electrical repairs are made prior to installing new insulation. Other services include converting incandescent lighting to more efficient CFLs or LEDs, installing smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, and testing for lead poisoning.
Priority Households for Weatherization Services
If you qualify for weatherization, your home project will be placed on a priority list. Priority is given to:
- Households with older adult/senior members
- Households with disabled members
- Families with children under the age of 24 months
- Households whose repair needs are urgent for safety reasons
- Energy consumption
Weatherization Program
Each year, YCCAC provides Weatherization Services to about 250 homes in all 29 of the county’s towns and cities. Energy-saving upgrades may include attic insulation and venting, crawl-space insulation and venting, sidewall insulation, wrapping pipes, and draft reduction measures.
On average, each home that goes through the YCCAC Weatherization Program receives approximately $7,200 worth of upgrades ensuring you will have a safer, healthier, and more energy-efficient home.
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This is a Public Notice: Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) Invitation to Bid
York County Community Action Corporation (YCCAC) invites bids from interested contractors to provide weatherization services for homes of income-eligible residents throughout York County. YCCAC’s Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) provides services to improve the energy efficiency of single-family homes, mobile homes and 2-4 unit dwellings. All successful bidders will be required to comply with MaineHousing certification requirements. The Invitation to Bid package can be obtained by contacting Junelle Soucy, Energy Services Coordinator at 207-206-1261
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Home Audit
The Weatherization Program begins with an audit of the home of an eligible homeowner to check for energy efficiency, as well as health and safety concerns. The program then funds recommended improvements to increase the energy efficiency and safety of the home.
The home energy audit is conducted by a qualified Service Technician to evaluate your heating system. A Home Energy Auditor will come to your home to assess your home’s energy use and loss. There will also be inspection for health and safety issues. Furnaces and stoves are tested for leaks or carbon monoxide, and electrical repairs are made prior to installing new insulation. Other services include converting incandescent lighting to more efficient CFLs or LEDs, installing smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, and testing for lead poisoning.
Priority Households for Weatherization Services
If you qualify for weatherization, your home project will be placed on a priority list. Priority is given to:
More Info
Contact
Junelle Soucy
Energy Services Coordinator
(207) 206-1261
Email: Homerepair@yccac.org