Rebates and Tax Credits

Maximize Your Savings with Efficiency Maine Rebates!

Home energy improvements are a smart investment for Maine homeowners—and with Efficiency Maine's weatherization (air sealing) and insulation rebates, you can save even more! These rebates apply directly to the cost of your home improvement projects, lowering your out-of-pocket expenses for services like insulation, air sealing, and more.

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Lakewood Home Energy can assist you in qualifying for one of the following Efficiency Maine rebate levels:

• 40% Rebate: Available for all income levels

• 60% Rebate: Available for moderate-income households

• 80% Rebate: Available for low-income households​

Take advantage of these incredible savings and start improving the comfort and efficiency of your home today!

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Make Payments with Efficiency Maine Home Energy Loans

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Efficiency Maine provides energy loans to help low- to moderate-income and any income homeowners finance home improvement projects.

These loans offer:

• Low interest rates

• Long terms

• Zero closing costs

The loans can be used for any eligible home improvement project that qualifies for a rebate, such as insulation, air sealing, and more.

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Limited Time Only! Save Up to $1,200 with Federal Tax Credits

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 Available tax credits help lower the cost of insulation and air sealing upgrades! You can claim up to $1,200, in addition to other incentives and rebates. But this tax credit will expire at the end of 2025, so you need to act quickly to secure your savings!

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The Insulation Tax Credit

The Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit is a federal tax credit equaling 30% of the total cost for a variety of energy efficiency home upgrades, including qualifying insulation and air sealing expenses. There is an annual maximum credit of $1,200 for the category of upgrades that includes insulation.

• Available to anyone with federal tax liability

• Can be combined with other incentives and insulation rebates

• $150 credit for energy audits

• Can be claimed in multiple years (but not for the same upgrade)

As the homeowner, you claim this tax credit directly when you file your taxes for the year in which the insulation was installed. Our itemized final invoice will include your tax-credit-eligible costs, making the process easy!​

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UPDATE: The insulation tax credit is expiring early! Your home upgrades must now be completed on or before December 31, 2025 in order to qualify. Our schedule is filling up fast—call today to lock in your savings!