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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the homewise weatherization program?

  The HomeWise Weatherization Program provides FREE energy efficiency improvements to qualified homes, increasing comfort and saving money. Only those Homeowners or renters living within Seattle jurisdiction and/or Seattle City Light territory may apply. What kind of heating system do you have? (do you have a oil, gas, or electric furnace?)

• What is the Homewise program?

  Since 1980, the HomeWise program has offered weatherization services to income eligible households, helping thousands to decrease their energy bills and increase their comfort and safety. Services are provided through federal, state and local utility funding.

• What is the Homewise lease plan?

  The plan is a lifetime lease option which can be applied to pretty much any property on the open market, as long as it is in England or Wales and built of standard construction, that is, not a boat, park home, static caravan or chalet, etc... If you’ve seen a property you like, then speak to Homewise and find out how they may be able to help.

• What does Homewise do?

  Critical functions such as order tracking, data integration, document management, order archiving and coordination with staff members and user groups come together in the industry’s most convenient application at HomeWise. We serve as an online courier to deliver resale documents on time, legally compliant and always complete!…

• Is Homewise a good place to get Hoa documents?

  No reflection on the staff at Homewise, they are very helpful and knowledge. However, retrieving HOA docs is very expensive, almost $500. If you need expedite service, (and typically one does), its even more. This service should be free since (in this case) the HOA already pays for the docs and management there of.