Build with with higher energy efficiency measures for greater customer satisfaction and a $300 incentive per home

Position yourself at the forefront of energy-efficient construction! Building to meet a Home Energy Rating System (HERS) index of </- 70 offers long-term financial advantages for your homeowners and lower utility bills.¹

1 This incentive can only be coupled with the Electric Vehicle Connectivity Rebate of $150 and cannot be combined with any other program incentives

*Rebates are now available through the EnergyRight^® Residential Services program brought to you by EPB and TVA. Rebates are available on qualifying measures installed by a member of our Quality Contractor Network (QCN). Beginning October 1, 2023, QCN members must initiate your rebate claim within 30 days of completing your project by submitting qualifying measures on your behalf to TVA.

Why aim for a </- 70 HERS Index?

A HERS </- 70 is 30% more energy efficient than standard new homes A HERS </- 70 is 30% more energy efficient than standard new homes
This level of HERS can mean less energy use and lower monthly costs This level of HERS can mean less energy use and lower monthly costs
Better climate control for consistent temperatures & greater comfort Better climate control for consistent temperatures & greater comfort

EPB Energy Pros^SM can help you build better now for long-term cost savings and fiber-ready connectivity. Learn more about the EPB Smart Build Program.

How to achieve a higher HERS Index

High-efficiency HVAC System – 15.3 SEER2 Rating or higher High-efficiency HVAC System – 15.3 SEER2 Rating or higher
Attic Insulation – recommended rating of R-38 or better Attic Insulation – recommended rating of R-38 or better
Double-pane Windows – with vinyl or wood frames Double-pane Windows – with vinyl or wood frames
LED Lighting – efficient fixtures and LED bulbs LED Lighting – efficient fixtures and LED bulbs
FREE Blower Door & Duct Blaster Tests – to ensure no air leaks FREE Blower Door & Duct Blaster Tests – to ensure no air leaks