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WEATHERIZATION

About Us

At Heartland Community Action Program, we are proud to offer the Low-Income Weatherization Program, a federally funded initiative designed to help families in Madison, Grant, Howard, and Tipton counties reduce their energy costs and improve home comfort.

 

Mandated by Congress and supported by the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority, this program provides free energy-saving upgrades to income-eligible households. Services may include home energy audits, insulation, air sealing, gas appliance servicing, and in some cases, replacement of heating systems and water heaters.

 

Weatherization improves energy efficiency, comfort, and safety by ensuring heating systems work properly, improving the building envelope through air sealing, insulation, and ventilation upgrades. These upgrades reduce energy consumption, protect your heating and cooling systems, and improve indoor air quality. National evaluations conducted by the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) state that Weatherization services can achieve 20-30% savings.

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Eligibility

The Weatherization Program is available to both homeowners and renters in Madison, Grant, Howard, and Tipton counties. To qualify, your household income must not exceed 200% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines.

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If you are already approved for Energy Assistance (EAP), which serves households at or below 150% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines, you are automatically placed on the Weatherization waiting list. Services are then offered based on a federal and state priority system.

 

Every participating home receives a professional energy assessment to identify the most effective upgrades. 

 

We are committed to making homes safer, healthier, and more energy-efficient - one household at a time.

Would You Like to Learn More?

OR email Sara Springman at​ sara.springman@heartlandcap.org

Meet The Weatherization Team

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Brandon Morris

Weatherization Dept. Manager

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Jason Hinchman

Weatherization Specialist

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Dwight Rines

Weatherization Specialist

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Holly Lee

Weatherization Specialist

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Sara Springman

Administrative Assistant

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Ashley Johannes

Administrative Assistant

Energy Saving Tips

Change furnace filters regularly
 
Keep supply and return vents clear
Schedule yearly tune up for HVAC system
Set water heater temp to 120 degrees
Keep doors and windows closed when HVAC is running
Use ceiling fans to circulate air and reduce HVAC run time
Install programmable thermostats
Upgrading to LED light bulbs
 
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