Glendale residents are in for a budget-friendly boost, as Glendale Water & Power gears up to revive its Home Energy and Water Upgrade Program. In partnership with Richard Heath and Associates (RHA), the utility is topping off its eco-friendly initiative with a suite of free services and installations designed to trim down utility bills and conserve resources, a move that's sure to resonate with cost-conscious and green-minded locals alike.
Starting now, Glendale homeowners can book a complimentary in-home energy and water survey by certified RHA contractors, as they sweep through residences pinpointing spots where a greener approach could mean financial and ecological savings—a fully funded endeavor by GWP, aimed at fostering a more sustainable community, complete with customized retrofit recommendations to maximize the energy and water efficiency, according to the City of Glendale.
And it's not just talk—energy savings may shine through LED lighting upgrades, dimmers, sensors, and weatherization techniques, while H2O thriftiness flows with the likes of low-flow shower heads and high-efficiency toilets. The whole package, previously capped at $1,300, now touts a generous $2,500 worth of retrofits per customer, a telling upswing from past offerings, as per the City of Glendale.
For those ready to join the conservation crusade, appointments are just a click away at GWPHomeUpgrade.com or a dial to 1-800-263-9313, a straightforward path to potentially significant annual savings and a contribution to broader environmental efforts, by investing in the everyday efficiency of their homes, as reported by the City of Glendale.
Glendale Water & Power, a city-owned utility, plays a pivotal role in the lives of 90,000 electricity subscribers and waters 34,500 customers in Glendale, California, its re-energized program now stands as a testament to its commitment to a sustainable future, for both the wallets and the wellbeing of its community.
