Seal and insulate
Address avoidable energy loss so new equipment can perform efficiently.
Whole-home electrification
Replace qualifying fossil-fuel equipment with high-efficiency electric systems—planned around your home, your comfort, and the incentives that may be available to you.
A practical transition
Electrification means replacing—or partially replacing—equipment that burns natural gas, oil, or propane with efficient electric technology. It is not simply an equipment swap.
The best plan considers heat loss, insulation, air leakage, ductwork, ventilation, electrical capacity, equipment sizing, and the way each system affects the rest of your home. EcoPower begins with the data, then builds a prioritized path around your needs.
Address avoidable energy loss so new equipment can perform efficiently.
Plan around the home’s actual heating, cooling, and hot-water needs.
Review panels, circuits, controls, ductwork, and installation conditions.
Commission equipment and complete required program documentation.
BGE Home Performance
Eligible BGE customers who pair qualifying electrification measures with air sealing and insulation may be able to access enhanced Home Performance incentives.
Check Your Pathway →or up to 75% of qualifying project cost when eligible electrification measures are included.
Rebates depend on modeled energy savings, eligible measures, project cost, utility account status, installation requirements, available funding, and current BGE program rules. Maximums are not guaranteed.
One team, start to finish
Tell us about your home, comfort concerns, utility, and existing equipment.
Complete whole-home testing and evaluate the building shell and systems.
Compare measures, modeled savings, project costs, and potential incentives.
Coordinate selected envelope, equipment, controls, and supporting work.
Complete testing, commissioning, and required rebate documentation.
Common questions
No. A plan may be full, partial, or phased. Many homeowners begin with an audit, improve the envelope, and time equipment changes around condition, budget, comfort needs, and incentive eligibility.
An audit reveals air leakage, insulation gaps, duct conditions, safety concerns, and the home’s energy profile. That information helps create a better scope and supports BGE-approved energy modeling when pursuing Home Performance rebates.
Modern heat pumps are designed for year-round heating and cooling. The right answer depends on equipment selection, design temperature, sizing, the building envelope, ductwork, and whether a full-electric or hybrid approach best fits the home.
No. Eligibility and amounts depend on the customer account, property, selected measures, modeled savings, project cost, installation requirements, available funding, and current program rules. EcoPower helps verify the applicable pathway before work proceeds.
Program information informed by current BGE Smart Energy Home Performance and electrification guidance. ENERGY STAR equipment benefits are described conservatively; eligibility should always be verified for the specific home and equipment.
Start with the right first step
Schedule a qualifying home energy audit. EcoPower will help assess your home, prioritize improvements, and identify the rebate pathway that may apply.