Lower your FPL bill, starting in the attic.

Free home efficiency review for homeowners in Miami‑Dade and Broward. We look at your attic insulation, ductwork and AC, then check which rebates and incentives your home may qualify for.

A private company helping South Florida homeowners find efficiency rebates and incentives. Not a government agency.

How heat gets into a Florida homeCross-section of a house. Sun heat passes through the roof into the attic. A layer of insulation on the attic floor holds the heat back, ducts run through the attic, and the AC unit sits outside. The living space below stays cool.Attic heatDuctsInsulationCool roomsAC
Eligibility check
Free
Home assessment
Free, no obligation
Service area
Miami‑Dade and Broward

What the review looks at

Most of the heat in a South Florida home comes in through the roof. The review follows it from the attic down.

Attic with a deep, even layer of white blown-in insulation between wooden roof trusses, lit by a work light

Attic insulation

Florida sun heats the roof deck all day, and thin or settled insulation lets that heat sink into the rooms below. The review checks how much insulation you have and where it has gaps.

Insulated silver flexible air ducts strapped to the trusses of an attic, above a layer of insulation

Ductwork

Ducts run through the hottest part of the house. Aging, leaking, damaged or undersized ducts, especially ones over 30 years old, can lose cooled air before it reaches your living space.

Outdoor central AC unit on a concrete pad beside a white stucco wall, surrounded by tropical plants

Air conditioning

An older AC works harder in a poorly insulated house. For qualifying homes, the review covers central AC replacement options and the rebates that may apply.

Photos are illustrative.

How it works

  1. Check eligibility

    Answer a few quick questions about your home, your energy bill and your insulation.

  2. Rebate review

    Our intake team checks the program criteria, available rebates and the upgrades you may qualify for.

  3. Free home assessment

    A qualified inspector may check your attic insulation, duct condition, ventilation and AC age.

  4. Your options, explained

    Qualifying options and costs are explained before any attic, AC or duct work is scheduled.

Check if your home qualifies

It takes a few minutes and it is free. An intake representative may call to confirm your details and find an appointment time.

Helpful to have ready

  • Your average FPL bill
  • Your ZIP code
  • Roughly how old your AC is
  • Whether you own or rent
  • Any concerns about ducts or attic insulation

Rather talk to someone?

786-785-8678
admin@flhomeefficiency.com
15555 W Dixie Hwy, North Miami Beach, FL

Trouble with the form? Call 786-785-8678 and we will take your details by phone.

Eligibility, rebate availability, scheduling and final upgrade approval depend on program criteria, home condition, funding availability, contractor review and appointment availability. Submitting a request does not guarantee approval, rebate funding, installation or a specific reduction in utility costs.

Questions homeowners ask

How do I know if I qualify?

Answer a few quick questions about your home, energy bill and insulation. We check whether you meet the program criteria and which rebates you may be eligible for.

What does it cost?

Checking eligibility and the home assessment are free. If your home qualifies, some or most of the work may be covered by utility-backed energy efficiency programs. Your final cost depends on eligibility and funding, and it is explained before any work is scheduled.

What does the free assessment include?

An inspector may check your attic, insulation depth, duct condition, ventilation and AC age. You get information about the upgrades you may qualify for, with no pressure and no obligation.

How long does it take?

Depending on availability, installation may be booked within a week. Attic insulation, AC replacement and duct replacement often take less than a day once approved and scheduled.

Will these upgrades make a difference?

Better attic insulation and a more efficient AC system can reduce energy use and improve comfort and indoor air quality. How much you save depends on your home, so the assessment looks at your house specifically.

Who are you? Is this a government program?

No. Florida Home Efficiency Program is run by FL Home Efficiency LLC, a private company in North Miami Beach. We help homeowners find utility, state and county incentives they may qualify for, and we work with licensed contractors. There is no obligation, and everything is explained before work begins.