TakeCharge WV | Low Income Multifamily Program

The Family That Saves Together

The Low Income Multifamily Program reduces energy consumption by educating residential customers about the energy — and money — saving benefits associated with energy efficiency in the home. The program targets opportunities that are proven to save energy, reduce consumption and protect the health and safety of occupants while helping to lower their electric bills.

Click below to see if your property qualifies and fill out our survey for the program. For additional questions or to learn more, please contact Community Housing Partners at 888-229-3714.

Do I Qualify?

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Who is eligible for this program?

Those in individually metered multifamily dwellings within Appalachian Power’s West Virginia territory.
A minimum of 66% (50% for any buildings under 5 units) of the dwelling units in the building are occupied by a family unit whose annual gross household income from all sources does not exceed 200% of OMB poverty guidelines per household family size. View income limits by size of family unit.
The applicant has received cash assistance payments under Title IV of XVI of the Social Security Act during the preceding twelve months.
The HUD-DOE approved multifamily list.

How it Works

Scroll through the steps below or visit our Low Income Multifamily FAQs.

Low Income Multifamily FAQs

Fill out our survey.

Complete our survey to determine eligibility for your property.

Do you qualify?

We will be in touch within 1-2 business days. If approved, a date will be scheduled for a preliminary home inspection.

Receive energy audit and work scope proposal.

A proposal of the energy saving measures to be completed will be developed and provided to you. At a later date, diagnostic testing will be performed for complete building envelope evaluation. Eligible upgrades may include electric water heating measures, HVAC repair, replacement and/or maintenance, insulation and air sealing and health and safety upgrades.

Approve proposal and schedule your installation date.

Once you approve the proposed work scope proposal, an installation date will be scheduled for energy saving measures.

Quality assurance.

Community Housing Partners Energy Solutions will schedule a final date to review the work completed, the overall process and satisfaction.

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