New program will insulate CT homes to improve energy efficiency
Income-eligible CT residents who were rejected from insulating their home due to mold or asbestos may have a second chance.
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Income-eligible CT residents who were rejected from insulating their home due to mold or asbestos may have a second chance.
People looking to cut their energy costs may look to install insulation or air seal their home to make it more energy efficient. But if the home has mold or other hazards, contractors sometimes can’t work. And cleaning that up can be costly.
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