You shouldn’t have to decide between reducing your energy bill and feeling comfortable in your home. Now you don’t have to. The Home Energy Improvement Program decreases energy costs and increases home comfort.
Are you a multifamily property owner? Check out our Multifamily Home Energy Improvement Program
Understanding where you can make updates to earn money-saving rebates starts with a home energy assessment.
A comprehensive home review by an experienced professional.
Recommendations for upgrades to make your home more efficient and comfortable.
50% of cost up to $150 from Georgia Power towards the assessment.
Just choose from our network of participating program contractors who can schedule your home energy assessment today.
Only need to make a few energy efficiency changes? Then this is the path for you. See the types of individual improvements that you can make in your home to receive Georgia Power rebates.
*Mini-Split Heat Pump and Heat Pump Water Heater measures do not count toward the Individual Improvements cap.
Already completed your improvements?
Must be a Georgia Power residential customer.
The following items may qualify for rebates of 50% of the cost up to:
PC: Program contractor required
LP: Licensed professional required
DIY: Do-it-yourself or self-install
Helpful Resources:
Check out these web pages and articles to learn more about the benefits and details for some of our home energy improvements.
Looking for a holistic approach? To qualify, your participating program contractor will ensure that you can reduce electric energy use by 20% once improvements are made.
Already completed your improvements?
Qualified customers who complete the recommended improvements and achieve a 20% energy reduction are eligible for a rebate of 50% of cost up to $1,250.
Get additional details by reading common questions and answers.
We've put together some helpful articles to answer common questions and highlight the benefits for some of our qualifying home energy improvements.
To qualify for the rebate for attic insulation, be sure to follow the guidelines below:
Participating program contractors in Georgia Power’s Home Energy Improvement Program are certified Building Performance Institute (BPI) Building Analysts and have received extensive training on how to assess and analyze the conditions and equipment in a home. Program contractors also receive specific training from Georgia Power on how to best support a customer’s program-related goals. All participating program contractors must meet Program specified guidelines and requirements like insurance coverage, drug screen, and background check.
For some improvements you can use your own contractor while for others you may be required to use a program contractor. For complete details see our Preconditions and Improvement Requirements.
In general, the improvements below require a contractor with specific credentials/certifications or a program contractor:
• Home Energy Assessment: Requires a program contractor
• Duct Sealing: Requires a DET Verifier or program contractor
• Air Sealing: Requires a program contractor
• Whole House: Requires a program contractor
Visit our DIY page for more information and resources.
Please be sure to have the following materials available when applying for the rebate and consider the program rules:
Rebate processing typically takes 6-8 weeks for a complete application. If we find flaws while processing, we will contact you via phone and/or email to resolve. A flawed application will take 6-8 weeks for processing after the flaw has been resolved.
Applications must be submitted within 60 days of the date on your paid in full invoice/receipt to qualify for rebates.
Please use the Find a Contractor tool to locate a participating program contractor. We encourage all customers to contact program contractors directly to discuss pricing, the scope of work being considered, and submission of rebate applications.