Many times home renovation projects take longer than expected. The parts you order might not arrive on time due to the supply chain issue, or contractors are backed up for months before they can begin your project. What can you do to keep things moving when your home improvements are taking longer than you expected?
There are a lot of energy-efficient upgrades you can do to your home that you don’t rely on a contractor or you can complete while waiting for a larger home project. We’ve got a list of DIY projects that will lower your energy bills, lower your carbon emissions, and make your space more comfortable. Plus, CORE rebates ALL of these incentives, 25% up to $500, making these quick fixes affordable and worthwhile.
* Home Energy Assessments are required for these rebates.
To apply for rebates, fill out the form below!
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Many times home renovation projects take longer than expected. What can you do to keep things moving when your home improvements are taking longer than you expected?
CORE provides rebates on energy efficiency upgrades you can do yourself, 25% of project costs up to $500!
Brittany studied Environmental Studies at the University of Vermont where she discovered her passion for sustainability, conservation, and energy efficiency. During college, her love for travel brought her to Costa Rica and Spain where she gained an international perspective on environmental issues. After graduation, she wanted to find bigger mountains and explore the west, so she moved to Aspen to become a snowboard instructor for what she thought would be one winter. The outdoorsy, adventurous lifestyle sucked her in as she continues to enjoy life in the Roaring Fork Valley. Some of her favorite activities include snowboarding, hiking, trail running, camping, and paddleboarding. She has worked for nonprofits since 2016 and strives to have a positive impact on the community through CORE.