Get Paid to Get Energy Efficient
In addition to the money you'll save on utility bills by improving your home's energy efficiency and greenness, your efforts could also qualify you for tax credits and rebates. New incentives are being offered all the time, so be sure to check with Dwelltech about any opportunities for credits and rebates that may be available to you for the improvements you make.

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  State of Michigan Tax Credit
  - Up to $150.00 (10%)

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  Consumers Energy Utility Rebate
  - Up to $650.00

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  DTE Energy Utility Rebate
  - Up to $300.00

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  Michcon Utility Rebate
  - Up to $250.00

State and Local Efforts
State and local governments also frequently consider ways to help homeowners who make the effort to increase the energy efficiency or greenness of their homes. Promotions vary by area. A member of the Dwelltech team will be happy to check into whether additional tax credit incentives are available to you.

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  Michigan Saves
  - Michigan Saves is a loan program that provides home owners with low interest rate home energy improvement loans. These loans range from $1,000 to $12,500. To find out if you qualify, call DwellTech today or visit www.michigansaves.org for more information.

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  BetterBuildings for Michigan
  - The BetterBuildings for Michigan initiative is now funding home energy improvements in Grand Rapids. The goal is to improve energy performance, lower utility bills and make living spaces more comfortable in homes throughout the city. BetterBuildings for Michigan is a partnership of the West Michigan Environmental Action Council, the City of Grand Rapids and the state Department of Energy, Labor and Economic Growth. www.bbmgr.org

Manufacturer and Utility Company Rebates
Along with tax credits, many manufacturers and utility companies offer rebates when consumers make energy or green improvements. We will work with you to help identify any additional rebates that may be available to you from product manufacturers and/or local utility companies.

Some manufacturers and utility companies, and even mortgage companies, also offer low or no-interest promotional loans when purchasing and installing energy-efficient products.