Benefits
- Use 15 percent less energy than standard models
- Reduce your electricity bills
- Prevent mold, mildew, and odor in damp spaces
Incentives & Financing
Single Family
Incentives
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Multifamily
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Commercial
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Information & Tips
ENERGY STAR certified dehumidifiers use nearly 15 percent less energy than standard models. This can save you money on your electricity bills, while helping to keep your home’s damp spaces mold, mildew, and odor free. (Source: ENERGY STAR)
Dehumidifiers come in both portable and whole-home ENERGY STAR certified models. You can use a portable dehumidifier to dehumidify a single room, and easily move it where it’s needed. Or you can install a whole-home dehumidifier as a permanent fixture to dehumidify one or more rooms at once with your home’s air ducts. (Source: ENERGY STAR)
When you’re looking at dehumidifiers, you should consider their capacity, based on two factors: the size of the space you need to dehumidify and the conditions in the space without dehumidifying. ENERGY STAR provides guidance on how you can use these two factors to find a dehumidifier with the right capacity for your needs. (Source: ENERGY STAR)
ENERGY STAR is the government-backed symbol for energy efficiency, providing credible, unbiased information that you can rely on to make well-informed decisions. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ensures that each product that earns the ENERGY STAR label is independently certified to deliver efficiency, performance, and savings. (Source: ENERGY STAR)
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Home & Business Energy Assessments
- Request an energy performance assessment of your home or business
- Receive customized energy-saving recommendations
- Get help implementing energy-saving measures from a technician or receive rebates and incentives to implement them yourself