Experience The Benefits Of Increased Insulation

The level of insulation in your attic can dramatically impact the energy efficiency of your home and your cooling and heating costs. Insulation performance is measured by its R-value, or its ability to resist heat flow; the greater the R-Value, the greater the insulation’s ability to keep winter warmth inside and summer heat outside. The most common types of insulation are fiberglass (batts and blown) and cellulose.

Get A Cash Incentive

Beginning June 1, 2009, Idaho Power offers a cash incentive of $0.15 per-square-foot for the professional installation of attic insulation.

Program Requirements

• Only attic insulation qualifies for an incentive, not wall or under-floor insulation.
• Only attic insulation installed over conditioned spaces will qualify. Attic space over unconditioned spaces, such as garages, will not qualify for this program.
• Insulation must be professionally installed by an insulation contractor. Self-installed insulation will not qualify.
• An incentive will be paid on added attic insulation up to R-50.
• New insulation must increase the R-Value by R-10 or greater. This applies to both batt and blow-in insulation.
• Only existing, single-family homes qualify for an incentive. New construction or multi-family dwellings do not qualify.
• Homes must have central air conditioning or be electrically heated to qualify.
• Only residential customers who live in Idaho Power’s service area in Idaho can get an incentive. This program is not available in Oregon.