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Old 02-03-2018, 05:01 PM   #1
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Our main home is in Dover, we are on Eversource here. There is a program called nhsaves that I believe runs with all of the providers. If you qualify using their online tool you pay $100 for the audit. They will credit 50% of the first $8k in work if done by their provider. We went through this, they were contracted with Yankee Thermal Imaging out of Rochester. We opted to proceed and had insulation blown in, all lighting upgraded to led, and some other air sealing items addressed. Great program.
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Old 02-04-2018, 07:53 AM   #2
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Our main home is in Dover, we are on Eversource here. There is a program called nhsaves that I believe runs with all of the providers. If you qualify using their online tool you pay $100 for the audit. They will credit 50% of the first $8k in work if done by their provider. We went through this, they were contracted with Yankee Thermal Imaging out of Rochester. We opted to proceed and had insulation blown in, all lighting upgraded to led, and some other air sealing items addressed. Great program.
I second the program! This program is also available for new constructions. They will even suggest contractors/subcontractors.
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Old 02-04-2018, 09:25 AM   #3
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This won't help but it reminds me off my brother in law who use to walk around his 1760's farm house with a candle. Soon he realized he had to carry a lighter as well.
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