The Weatherization Program provides free home weatherization to eligible low-income clients in Crook, Deschutes and Jefferson counties.  Clients can be renters or homeowners and live in mobile homes or site built homes.  Income guidelines for program eligibility are listed below.

The Weatherization Program typically serves 100 low-income households a year and has provided weatherization assistance to more than 1,000 households to date.  Clients frequently report warmer homes and lower bills after receiving weatherization services from NeighborImpact.

“I can’t believe a program like this exists.  I am so blessed to have had my house weatherized.  I can afford to heat this winter!  All the people involved were so very nice.  I will never be able to thank you enough.” - NeighborImpact client

If you are interested in getting your home weatherized, please call 541-316-2034 or email homewx@neighborimpact.org to see if you qualify.  If so, you will be sent an application to fill out and return. 

“We were very impressed by the professionalism of NeighborImpact staff and the high quality of the services and work from contractors.  Great work!!” - NeighborImpact client

All weatherization clients must attend a NeighborImpact Energy Education class which provides instruction on energy conservation strategies and techniques.  Participants also receive  energy-saving items for their home.  The Energy Education class is open to anyone in the community.   Click here for more information about NeighborImpact’s Energy Education class.

“I couldn’t be happier with the way NeighborImpact insulated my drafty house after living in it for some forty-five years.  I’m thrilled with the end results.  I could notice right away what a difference this is making in warmth and I’m sure cooler in summer.  Thanks a million times over.  I could never have had it done without you.” - NeighborImpact client

For information on NeighborImpact’s home rehabilitation loan program, which can help homeowners address health and safety issues in their homes, click here. To download the Home Weatherization flyer click here.