Efficiency Vermont — a wealth of resources for property owners to improve energy efficiency & comfort.

Farnum Insulators works with our customers to help them get the best rebates and financing in Vermont. Use the information below to learn more about your options and give us call if you have questions at 802-387-5005.

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Great work! Hour home is super efficient now. Received nice check after service from VT Efficiency!!

-Tom G.

You can often reduce your bills just by taking a look at what systems or appliances waste the most energy. If you’re not sure, give us a call. We’ll ask you some questions about your home’s heating and cooling systems, insulation, lighting, and appliances. This gives us a better picture of where your home may be using more energy than necessary.

Sometimes, sealing a home’s air leaks and improving insulation are all you need to make your house more efficient and comfortable. Stop drafts by sealing gaps and cracks with caulking, weather-strip windows and doors, and fill any large gaps in basement crawl spaces, dryer vents, windows, and foundations.

Find out more at www.efficiencyvermont.com/DIY or work with an Efficiency Excellence Network (EEN) contractor to get up to $2,500 back.  

You can save 2%-3% on energy costs for every degree you lower the heat when you leave for the day and just before going to bed. Or, use a smart thermostat that learns a household’s patterns.

When an appliance is at the end of its well-worn life (like a 15-year-old refrigerator), it’s time to trade it in for a more energy- and cost-efficient model. We can help you do research—find and compare products at www.efficiencyvermont.com/shop.

Get the brightness, color, and quality you demand— ENERGY STAR® LEDs last up to 15 times longer than incandescent light bulbs. Plus, they are more efficient, generate less heat, and provide the same amount of light.  

Not all LEDs are created equally, so make sure you look for the ENERGY STAR logo to find a quality bulb that won’t quit.

The easiest thing you can do to save energy is turn electronics off when you’re not using them. That means powering them down completely to avoid “phantom electricity loads,” or investing in an advanced power strip with technology to cut the power to devices that aren’t in use. Visit www.efficiencyvermont.com/APS to learn more.

These offers are available as of May 15, 2019 and are subject to change.

Visit www.efficiencyvermont.com/rebates for the most up-to-date information.

Need help paying for improvements?

Low-interest, flexible financing is available to help you pay for energy-saving improvements. To learn more about your options, call us today at , or visit www.efficiencyvermont.com/financing.

When you’re searching for efficient products, look for the Efficiency Vermont Smart Choice label at your local retailer.

When you see our label, you can be confident these are the most energy efficient products on the market, tested for the highest standards of quality and performance.