Start Saving Energy and Money in Minutes
Want to discover easy, everyday ways to save energy (and money)?
You may be surprised how easy it is to save in your own home—without changing your routine. Sign up for your free self-guided online Home Energy Checkup. The checkup is mobile-friendly, and most people finish in just five minutes.
Here are the simple steps to make your home more comfortable and energy-efficient:
Step 1
Complete a free online Home Energy Checkup and discover your best ways to save.
Step 2
Receive a free Home Energy Savings Kit containing free energy-saving products.
Step 3
Make a noticeable impact on your monthly bill (not your current lifestyle).
Are you a Michigan resident interested in saving energy and money? You can also sign up for an online Home Energy Checkup.
Home Energy Savings Kits for Indiana Residents
After you complete your online checkup, you will receive real-world energy-saving tips you can start using right away. We’ll also send you a free Home Energy Savings Kit chosen for the size and age of your home.
Electric Water Heater Kit—Valued at Over $46
Indiana residents could receive a kit that may contain some of these products:
Efficient Showerheads
Kitchen and Bathroom Aerators (Qty 2)
LED Nightlight
Plumbers Tape
Gas Water Heater Kit—Valued at Over $35
Indiana residents could receive a kit that may contain some or all of these products:
LED Nightlight
LED Light Bulb (Qty 2)
Grounded Plug Switch (Qty 2)
Outlet and Switch Gaskets (Qty 12)
Your Home Energy Savings Kit should arrive within six weeks. The kit includes easy-to-follow, step-by-step video installation instructions and a quick-start guide. No special tools needed!
Get Started
Start your online Home Energy Checkup today and discover how small changes can make a big difference in your energy use.
Are you a Michigan resident interested in saving energy and money? You can also sign up for an online Home Energy Checkup.
FAQs
- Must be an I&M Indiana residential customer living in a single-family or duplex home.
- Limit of one of the above-mentioned Home Energy kits every three years, per address
Electric Heat—If you have a monthly gas / propane bill, you most likely have gas heat.
Electric Water Heaters—These water heaters have an electrical supply cord. It looks like a thick extension cord and is generally black or gray and near the top of the water heater.
Gas / Propane Water Heaters—Have a vent pipe on top of the water heater. It is usually a 3- or 4-inch PVC pipe that allows the exhaust created by the gas to be vented outside. Gas water heaters also have a ½-inch-thick black gas pipe going into the
bottom of the tank.
There is no cost for renters and homeowners.
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Product offerings and rebates are subject to change without notice. See the specific rebate application for Terms & Conditions.