How much you get
National Grid's Total Home Comfort program pays $750–$2,000 toward professionally installed air sealing and insulation. NYSERDA's parallel Comfort Home "seal and insulate" packages run roughly $1,000–$4,000 depending on scope, and both are usually gated behind a home energy audit.
If your household is income-eligible (roughly ≤80% of area median income), EmPower+ can cover up to 100% of the cost — insulation, air sealing, and related health/safety work — at no charge.
Sources: National Grid Total Home Comfort, NYSERDA Weatherization, MyEnergy.NY.gov EmPower+
Administered by: National Grid Total Home Comfort Program + NYSERDA Comfort Home / EmPower+
Buffalo-specific note
No city-funded rebate beyond the National Grid/state programs above was found for Buffalo, beyond the standard county-run Weatherization Assistance Program delivery (Neighborhood Housing Service of South Buffalo / Lt. Col. Matt Urban Human Services).
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Common questions
How much is the Insulation & Air Sealing rebate in Buffalo?
National Grid's Total Home Comfort program pays $750–$2,000 toward professionally installed air sealing and insulation. NYSERDA's parallel Comfort Home "seal and insulate" packages run roughly $1,000–$4,000 depending on scope, and both are usually gated behind a home energy audit.
Is there a Buffalo-specific top-up beyond the territory program?
No city-funded rebate beyond the National Grid/state programs above was found for Buffalo, beyond the standard county-run Weatherization Assistance Program delivery (Neighborhood Housing Service of South Buffalo / Lt. Col. Matt Urban Human Services).
Where do I find insulation & air sealing installers in Buffalo?
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