Sierra Pacific Listed as an Approved Contractor
Published April 23, 2012 | 
We were pleased to receive this exciting news about the approved contractors list for Home Performance from SMUD.
"Welcome to the SMUD Home Performance Program! You have been approved to participate in this utility rebate program, and your company’s name has been placed on the approved contractor list on the SMUD website…"
To see the list click here.
Even New Homes Might Have Home Performance And Comfort Problems
Published April 16, 2012 | Homeowners can find it hard to understand why their new home is having such terrible comfort problems. The Andy's Corner article published by SMUD presents an important factor in home performance, the Attic Knee Wall. You will find the information very helpful.
Sacramento HVAC Testimonial on YELP
Published April 11, 2012 | We are very pleased it is going so well AND they Yelp'ed us!
"We just wanted to say how pleased we are with the heating and AC system you installed for us. The furnace, ducting, windows, and insulation all work well together to make the house so much more comfortable than it was. All of your employees and contractors were very professional We also got great home performance rebates from SMUD and PG&E. Thanks to Tom C. for his help throughout the project. We would highly recommend Sierra Pacific to anyone. Thanks again,
Steve & Laura M, Sacramento, CA"
SMUD Rebates for Home Performance
Published March 22, 2012 | Sierra Pacific Home & Comfort is now authorized to offer homeowners the NEW rebates from SMUD for Home Performance projects which allow homeowners to get up to $4000 in rebates.
As of the March 2012 SMUD Home Performance News, Sierra Pacific is one of the seven contractors that have signed the Participating Contractor Agreement and are authorized to utilize the program starting April 2, 2012. We will assess your home for its performance and give you a detailed listing of suggested energy improvements and upgrades plus the corresponding rebates available.
Energy Upgrade California
Published January 13, 2012 | Upgrading your home’s energy-gobbling appliances can save you money and add value to your home. Most homeowners realize that using more energy-efficient air conditioning and heating units will lower their gas and electricity bills, but some homeowners may not be aware that improving windows, ductwork and insulation creates a more efficient and economical energy system overall. Renovating or upgrading each part of your home’s energy system may seem like a daunting—and expensive—task, but most homeowners can take advantage of incentives and rebates offered by federal, state, and local agencies and utility companies.
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