Our Weatherization Program ensures families' well-being through cost-effective home improvements and energy audits. The critical services that Weatherization provides are offered free of charge to clients. Repairs and upgrades decrease energy costs, increase energy-efficiency and improve indoor air-quality.
Utah Community Action’s Weatherization program helps households lower energy bills, improve indoor air quality and increase comfort and safety in homes year-round. Weatherizing a home involves conducting a home inspection and a computerized energy audit, identifying cost-effective energy improvements that can be performed on the dwelling, and then making those improvements. The Weatherization program also provides energy education for residents so they may continue using energy efficiently.
Weatherizing a home involves conducting a home inspection and a computerized energy audit, identifying cost-effective energy improvements that can be performed on the dwelling, and then making those improvements if you qualify for the program. The Weatherization program also provides energy education for residents so they may continue using energy efficiently.
Examples of typical weatherization repairs: replacing incandescent lighting; repairing windows, doors, and furnaces; carbon monoxide testing; wall, floor, ceiling, and duct insulation.
Weatherization is not a remodeling or rehabilitation program. The amount that can be spent on each dwelling is limited, and repairs are made only to improve the energy efficiency of a home, not to improve the home’s capital value.
Examples of typical non-allowable requests: painting; roof repairs; siding replacements; installing storm windows or storm doors (unless shown cost-effective for a specific home).
Crisis services are available for homeowners with no heat during the winter months, no air conditioning during the summer months, or a broken water heater. If you need immediate service, please complete the crisis application Crisis Service Application and mail the completed applications and requirements to UCA Weatherization, 850 W 1700 S, Suite 1, Salt Lake City, Utah 84104; or email it to weatherization@utahca.org. We will expedite your request.
Please note: You must be the homeowner and currently on the HEAT program to qualify for crisis service. Also, note that HEAT and Weatherization applications must be submitted under the same household member’s name and be a US Citizen.
General
Homeowners or renters whose computerized energy audit of the residence shows a clear need. Precedence is given to elderly and disabled households, as well as those with children under the age of six.
By income
Households who make 200% or less of the federal poverty level.
By location
Utah Community Action’s Weatherization program serves the following counties: Salt Lake, Tooele, Davis, Weber, and Morgan. For weatherization services in other counties, click here.
Follow the instructions below. Please note: We can process your application only if the form is complete and all required documentation is provided. After 30 days, incomplete applications will be denied and the applicant will be required to start over. If you have questions or need help, please call (801) 359-2444 or send an email to weatherization@utahca.org.
You might qualify to submit your Weatherization application online. Click below to see if you’re eligible.
EligibilityFax
You may fax documents to the number below. Please make sure applications and all documentation are faxed together and that your name is on each page.
(801) 214-3208
Mail-In
You may send a completed form, along with copies of all required documents, to the Utah Community Action Weatherization Program at the address below:
850 W 1700 S Suite #1, Salt Lake City, UT 84104
Drop-Off
You may send a completed form, along with copies of all required documents, to the Utah Community Action Weatherization Program at the address below.
Drop-boxes are located outside. Please make sure applications and all documentation are stapled together.
850 W 1700 S Suite #1, Salt Lake City, UT 84104
