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Use this tool to find a residential energy efficiency contractor near you. Efficiency Maine recommends getting estimates from at least three contractors.

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Energy Advisors are certified as Building Performance Institute (BPI) Building Analysts AND Maine Limited Energy Auditor Technicians (LEAT). They have all of the tools and training required to analyze your home energy use.
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Energy Assessment & Air Sealing – To qualify for this category, Vendors complete air sealing on residential projects as recommended by BPI-certified Energy Advisors.
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Insulation – To qualify for this category, Vendors provide evidence of manufacturer training in the proper use and application of insulation products.
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Heat Pumps - To qualify for this category, Vendors provide evidence of EPA refrigerant-handling certification as well as completion of ENERGY STAR heat pump manufacturer installation training.
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Natural Gas/Propane/LP Heating – To qualify for this category, Vendors provide evidence of current status with a Fuel Board License (Master or Journeyman, Propane and Natural Gas Technician).
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Oil/Kerosene Heating - To qualify for this category, Vendors provide evidence of current status with a Maine Fuel Board License (Master or Journeyman, Oil and Solid Fuel Technician).
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Pellet Boilers - To qualify for this category, Vendors provide evidence of current status with a Maine Fuel Board License (Master or Journeyman, Solid Fuel Technician).
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Pellet/Wood Stoves - To qualify for this category, Vendors provide evidence of current status with a Maine Fuel Board License (Master or Journeyman, Oil and Solid Fuel Technician), or Chimney Safety Institute of America (CSIA) certification or National Fireplace Institute (NFI) certification.
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Geothermal - To qualify for this category, Vendors provide evidence of current status with the International Ground Source Heat Pump Association (IGSHPA) Accreditation.
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Heat Pump Water Heaters - To qualify for this category, Vendors provide evidence of a current Maine Plumber's License (Master or Journeyman).
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Solar - To qualify for this category, Vendors must provide evidence of training from the North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners (NABCEP) and, at minimum, earn a Certificate of Knowledge in either Solar Electric (PV) or Solar Hot Water technology.
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Low Income - These vendors have agreed to work withiin the guidelines of the Low-Income Home Energy Savings Program.

Selection of a vendor is the responsibility of the customer. Registered Vendors on this web site are independent of Efficiency Maine. Efficiency Maine does not endorse or recommend any particular service provider. Matters of project contracting and performance are between the customer and selected service provider.

How to Become a Residential Registered Vendor