Mamaroneck homeowners offered eco-friendly program
The initiative offers a no-cost analysis of home energy usage to encourage residents to make their homes 'energy smart.'
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Oct 10, 2023, 10:42 AM
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Updated 420 days ago
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14ds agoA new program by nonprofit Sustainable Westchester is providing Mamaroneck homeowners with a free start toward becoming more eco-friendly.
The initiative offers a no-cost analysis of home energy usage to encourage residents to make their homes 'energy smart.'
Additionally, the program will assist homeowners in accessing rebates and tax credits associated with clean energy upgrades.
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