An assessment of each unit will be performed by our trained technicians to assist in identifying the most appropriate and effective improvements for your tenant’s home. During the assessment, our technicians will identify the areas where cost-effective energy efficient upgrades and repairs should be made to improve the unit. The home report is then forwarded to our skilled repair technicians to complete the work. A quality assurance review is then made for each unit to ensure that the work has been performed properly.
Program Documents
How to apply
Interested customers must send us a completed Multi-Residential Home Energy Improvement Program Application.
By Mail or Email
- Print, read, complete, sign, and date your application
- If Property Manager, submit a copy of your management agreement or written authorization to sign on behalf of the owner
- Mail application to the address noted below or
- Email application to: [email protected] Subject line: Multi-Residential HEIP
- For your records, please make a copy of all the pages prior to mailing.
Mail completed application to:
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Attn: Home Energy Improvement Program
PO Box 51111, Room 1019
Los Angeles, CA 90051-5799
Once your application is reviewed, an LADWP representative will schedule an intake appointment to collect information about your property and explain the next steps. Each qualifying unit will be assessed to identify areas where improvement would improve the efficiency and safety of your tenants’ home.
This program is subject to change or termination without notice.
Disclaimer
By applying for an LADWP rebate and/or program, personal information provided may be subject to public disclosure by requesting parties, pursuant to the California Public Records Act.
Contact Us
If you have any questions regarding the Home Energy Improvement Program, please contact us.
- Home Energy Improvement Program
PO Box 51111, Room 1019
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