Download the Free 10-Page "Maine Homeowners Guide to Lower Heating Costs"

Heating our homes in Maine is expensive. Oil and propane costs continue to rise. The average Mainer spends more than $2,000 per year on heating their home.

This 10 page guide will explain resources that you can use to lower your heating costs, aside from lowering the thermostat. 

The guide is free and is based on the hundreds of conversations we've had with Maine homeowners that want to lower their heating costs. Instead of saying the same things over and over again, we decided to create a guide. Now, you can have it for free!

Here's what is included: 
  1. A simple and easy to understand explanation of the technologies that can be used to lower your heating costs in Maine. This will give you an idea of your options based on the size of your home and your existing heating system.
  2. Government funds. We'll provide a detailed and specific list of government incentives available so you don't have to waste time searching.  
  3. Energy efficiency vs heating system upgrade. We'll talk about the role of energy efficiency measures and upgrading your heating system. 
  4. Economics 101. We'll discuss average installed costs, expected savings based on your existing heating system and home size, and the incentives available. 
  5. How to find and identify contractors to perform the work.
  6. [Free Tool] 13 Questions to ask every contractor when getting quotes. 
  7. [Free Tool] How to compare contractors to find the best ones. 
  8. The 4 key items that should be in every contractor proposal to make sure you're getting a great deal. 

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Customer Love

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"The Mainer Homeowners Guide" saved me tens of hours of research when I was looking to lower my oil bill. The list of government incentives available was amazing! Thank you. 

- Charles - Bath, Maine
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"Working with Maine Heat Pump Rental has been amazing. They took the time to walk us through all of our options and now we're spending $400 less on oil per year. That's a lot of money"

-Cindy - Searsport, Maine