- Rebates & Discounts
Wisconsin pays you back for this.
We do the paperwork. You cash the check.
- The Focus on Energy Rebate
A check in your mailbox, made out to you.
Wisconsin’s Focus on Energy® program understands the huge difference air sealing and wall insulation make — that’s why qualifying projects earn a rebate check mailed directly to you: a minimum of $1,425 and up to $2,025 back in your pocket.
Here's what makes it painless with us:
We're a Focus on Energy Trade Ally — registered, current, and fluent in the program's requirements
We confirm your home qualifies before you commit — it's part of the free estimated
We handle every page of the paperwork and filing — you sign, we submit
Your only job is the mailbox
Rebate amounts and eligibility are set by the Focus on Energy program and confirmed at your estimate.
Focus on Energy®
No. 0001
Pay to the order of
You.
Rebate range
$1,425 – $2,025
Qualification check
Included in free estimate
Paperwork & filing
Handled by Cozy Walls
Your job
Check the mailbox
— Erik, Cozy Walls
- Our Discounts
Four ways we say thank you.
$750** off
Military Discount
For anyone who has ever served in the United States Armed Forces — active duty, Guard, Reserve, retired, or veteran. Owned by a retired Army Master Sergeant, so this one's personal. If you wore the uniform, it's yours.
$500** off
First Responder Discount
Police, fire, EMS — the people who show up. Thank you.
$500** off
60 & Better
For homeowners 60 and better — because a comfortable house shouldn't wait for someday.
$500** off
Teacher Discount
One discount per job — the largest one you qualify for applies.
**Discounts apply to whole-home insulation projects with a minimum project value of $5,000. One discount per project.
- The Math
What this adds up to
$1,425–$2,025
Rebate check
+
Up to $750
Your discount
+
Lower bills
Every month, heating and
cooling
+
Longer equipment life
Furnace & A/C run less, last
longer
Wall insulation is one of the few home projects that starts paying you back the first day — and never stops.
