Diagnostic tools, like the blower door shown here, are used in weatherization to identify areas of air infiltration.

The Georgia Weatherization Assistance Program’s mission is to reduce state and national consumption of energy while providing a safe, improved environment and enhanced quality of life for Georgia’s income eligible households.

• The Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) was established in 1976 in response to the nation’s energy crisis.
• The WAP is the primary energy conservation organization for low-income individuals, which provides free energy conservation measures to income eligible households.
• Since its inception, over 5.7 million homes have been weatherized nationwide.
• The WAP is administered according to Department of Energy (DOE) guidelines.
• The WAP operates in all of Georgia’s 159 counties.
• To learn more about WAP, click any of the links on the side of the page.