Home Comfort Zone Podcast
Home Comfort Zone Podcast
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Home Comfort Zone Podcast is hosted by Theresa, Marketing Manager at All Comfort Services, an employee-owned home services contractor in Madison, Wisconsin. This podcast covers everything you need to know about heating, cooling, indoor air quality, plumbing, and electrical systems. Through expert insights, practical tips, and conversations with employees and local businesses, we provide valuable solutions to help you create a more comfortable home. You'll also hear from customers as they share their stories and experiences, along with community members discussing local events and initiatives.
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The podcast covers themes related to heating, cooling, indoor air quality, plumbing, and electrical systems with episodes featuring expert insights on energy efficiency, customer stories on home improvements, and local community initiatives aimed at enhancing home living conditions.
Home Comfort Zone Podcast is hosted by Theresa, Marketing Manager at All Comfort Services, an employee-owned home services contractor in Madison, Wisconsin. This podcast covers everything you need to know about heating, cooling, indoor air quality, plumbing, and electrical systems. Through expert insights, practical tips, and conversations with employees and local businesses, we provide valuable solutions to help you create a more comfortable home. You’ll also hear from customers as they share their stories and experiences, along with community members discussing local events and initiatives.
The Inflation Reduction Act is bringing major energy rebates to Wisconsin homeowners — but many people don’t realize they qualify.
In this episode of the Home Comfort Zone Podcast, Theresa sits down with Dylan Crye, Inflation Reduction Act Program Manager at Focus on Energy, to explain how the new HOMES and HEAR programs work and how homeowners can access thousands of dollars in energy efficiency upgrades.
They break down:
• Who qualifies for IRA rebates in Wisconsin
• How much homeowners can receive for heat pumps and upgrades
• Why an energy assessment is the first step
• What improvements provide the biggest savings
• How insulation and air sealing can dramatically improve home efficiency
Dylan also explains how homeowners can stack federal rebates, Focus on Energy incentives, and manufacturer discounts to make upgrades more affordable.
If your home was built before the 1980s — or you’re thinking about upgrading your heating, cooling, or insulation — this episode will help you understand your options.
http://www.focusonenergy.com
All Comfort Services is a trade ally and contractor for the IRA Focus On Energy Rebate Programs. http://www.allcomfortservices.com
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