Energy Audits & Utility Rebate Assistance in St. George & Cedar City, UT
Home energy assessments that identify attic heat gain/loss, air leaks, and insulation gaps — plus honest, current guidance on Rocky Mountain Power and Dixie Power rebate programs and paperwork.
Before you spend money on insulation, it helps to know exactly where your Southern Utah home is losing energy — and whether current utility rebate programs can offset part of the cost. Our home energy assessments identify attic heat gain in the St. George corridor or heat loss in Cedar City, air leaks throughout the envelope, and insulation gaps that a quick visual check would miss.
We also walk homeowners through Rocky Mountain Power's wattsmart insulation rebate for eligible Washington County customers, and give you an honest picture of what Dixie Power currently does and doesn't offer — we won't invent a rebate that doesn't exist just to make a sale.
Why homeowners choose it
- Identifies exactly where your home is losing energy, not a generic guess
- Confirms which utility serves your address and what current rebates apply
- Documents before-and-after condition for rebate paperwork
- Prioritizes which upgrade will deliver the fastest payback
- Honest guidance — we tell you when a program doesn't cover something
- Handles the rebate paperwork so you don't have to navigate it alone
What a home energy assessment actually covers
We assess attic insulation depth and condition, air leaks at the usual suspects (attic hatch, can lights, plumbing and wiring penetrations, top plates), crawl space and rim joist condition, and — in the St. George corridor — how well the attic is sealed against monsoon-season dust infiltration. The result is a clear, prioritized list of what's actually costing you money, rather than a generic recommendation to 'add more insulation.'
How energy audits & rebate assistance works, start to finish
Free assessment
We inspect your home or building, measure existing R-value, and confirm your climate zone and current rebate options.
Custom plan & itemized quote
A clear, honest scope — the right material in each area, built to your climate's actual R-value target.
Clean, professional install
Our crews prep, air seal, and install to your target R-value, on schedule and with the site protected.
Documentation & rebate help
We verify the finished work, document before-and-after depth, and help file current rebate paperwork.
Southern Utah has three overlapping utility realities — Rocky Mountain Power's wattsmart program for eligible Washington County customers, Dixie Power's more limited current rebate menu, and federal programs with shifting availability. We verify your specific situation before promising a number.
Rocky Mountain Power's wattsmart insulation rebate
For eligible Rocky Mountain Power customers — St. George, Washington City, Santa Clara, Hurricane, and Ivins are the primary service area for this program — the wattsmart Home insulation rebate offers real, confirmed dollar amounts: roughly $0.10 per square foot for attic insulation (electric heat or cooling), and per-square-foot rates for wall and floor insulation as well, plus an income-qualified free weatherization track for eligible households. Eligibility requires an existing single-family home at least 10 years old, electric heat or central cooling serving most of the conditioned area, and reaching specific R-value minimums — we confirm your eligibility and submit the required documentation within the program's 180-day window.
Because RMP is not the only electric provider in the St. George area — Dixie Power and other providers serve portions of Washington County — we verify which utility actually serves your specific address before promising this rebate applies to your project.
- Attic insulation: real per-square-foot rebate for electric heat or cooling
- Wall and floor insulation: per-square-foot rebates also available
- Income-qualified free weatherization track for eligible households
- 180-day submission window, paid within 14 business days once approved
Dixie Power: an honest answer, not an invented rebate
Dixie Power is a member-owned electric cooperative serving rural St. George-area communities and much of Iron County, including Cedar City and Enoch. As of this writing, we have not confirmed a dedicated insulation rebate from Dixie Power — they do offer member rebates for smart thermostats and Level 2 EV chargers tied to their Time of Day Optional Rate. We tell every Dixie Power customer this plainly rather than promising a rebate that may not exist, and we'll flag it immediately if that changes.
Federal programs worth asking about
Federal weatherization and home-energy-improvement programs (rolling out via Utah Clean Energy and the state energy office) can also cover insulation and air sealing for eligible households, with funding tied to area median income. Program administration and funding availability change, so we frame this as 'ask about it' rather than a guaranteed number — and we'll help you check current status as part of your assessment.
Ideal for
- Homeowners unsure where their home is actually losing energy
- Anyone planning a larger insulation project and wanting to prioritize correctly
- Rocky Mountain Power customers wanting to confirm wattsmart eligibility
- Dixie Power members wanting an honest answer on what rebates currently exist
- New homeowners wanting a baseline assessment of an unfamiliar property
What affects the cost
Energy Audits & Rebate Assistance questions, answered
Yes, for eligible customers — the wattsmart Home insulation rebate offers real per-square-foot amounts for attic, wall, and floor insulation, plus an income-qualified free weatherization track. Eligibility depends on your home's age, heating/cooling system, and reaching specific R-value minimums, which we help confirm.
We have not confirmed a dedicated insulation rebate from Dixie Power as of this writing. They do offer member rebates for smart thermostats and EV chargers tied to their Time of Day Optional Rate. We'll tell you honestly what's currently available rather than promising something that isn't confirmed.
Federal weatherization and home-energy programs administered through Utah Clean Energy and the state energy office can cover insulation and air sealing for eligible households, with funding and eligibility tied to household income. Program availability changes, so we recommend confirming current status as part of your assessment rather than budgeting around an assumed number.
Your electric bill will show your provider, but if you're unsure, we verify this as part of every energy assessment before discussing which rebate programs might apply — Rocky Mountain Power and Dixie Power serve overlapping geography across Washington and Iron counties, so it's worth confirming rather than assuming.
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Tell us about your home and we'll put together a clear, no-pressure quote — plus tell you what current Rocky Mountain Power or Dixie Power rebate options may apply.