The IRA-HOMES rebate program is available for any single family home and most multi-family homes in Wisconsin that can improve the energy efficiency of the home by at least 20% by completing approved measures.

This program has specific modeled energy savings requirements to be met to qualify. The program makes the most sense for customers that need several portions of their home insulated or for customers who qualify in the program with low to moderate incomes. To see if this program makes sense, please follow the below instructions. (Once you have all of the documentation needed, it should take less than 10 minutes to complete).

WI IRA HOMES Rebates

You will need to start an application with the program. To get the process started please click on the link below. You will need your utility account numbers and financial information such as pay stubs, w2, or federal tax return (make sure to black out any SSN information).

https://focus-ira.clearesult.com/

  1. Click on Check Eligibility
  2. Enter in your information
  3. Please indicate that you are working with an IRA Contractor
  4. Input St. Croix Energy Solutions as your Trade Ally
  5. Please check the box to include our company as contact for project eligibility
  6. Please let me know that you were able to complete the initial application process

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St . Croix County Historical Society is gratefully pleased with the service and advise provided by St Croix Energy Solutions . SCES performed a thorough energy audit of the Octagon House Museum and the caretaker's apartment free of charge. Their representative, Pete Morsch, willingly attended a meeting of the Board of Directors to explain his recommendations for the Museum complex. Pete made several visits to the Museum to fully examine the premises. The Society Board of Directors agreed to the installations recommended to the extent our budget would allow. SCES also advised SCCHS regarding available rebates toward the cost of the energy upgrades that were made.