Typical weatherization measures include air sealing to reduce infiltration, attic insulation, sidewall insulation, floor and foundation insulation, pipe or duct insulation, water heater blankets, energy efficient lighting replacement and heating and cooling system repair or replacement.

The Weatherization Assistance Program provides eligible households with home energy conservation services. The program provides cost-effective energy-efficient home improvements to Missouri's low income households, especially the elderly, children, those with physical disadvantages and others most affected by high utility costs. The program’s objectives are to lower utility bills and improve comfort while ensuring health and safety. Income eligible homeowners, and tenants with their landlord’s permission, are eligible. 

Low-income Weatherization Assistance
Assistance to eligible households for cost-effective energy-efficient home improvements
Local Weatherization Agencies
Local community action and non-profit agencies that provide weatherization services
Sub-Grantee Resources
Guidance, fact sheets and training to assist with providing weatherization services
State Weatherization Plan
Annual plans used to implement the Missouri Weatherization Assistance Program
Missouri Weatherization Policy Advisory Council
Provides policy review and recommendations for weatherization assistance program
Weatherization Day
Highlighting the benefits of Missouri's Low-income Weatherization Assistance Program
Energy Success Stories
What we're doing with businesses and communities to conserve energy