Home EnergyCheck
- Virtual or in person home energy assessment
- Help you understand the whole picture of your home's energy usage, comfort, and safety
- Comprehensive report
- Personalized tips and recommendations
- Free energy-saving products
High winds forecasted for Tuesday, April 7, across parts of Montana, including southwest, central and north‑central areas.
It’s critical to stay away from downed or low‑hanging power lines. If you see a damaged or fallen line, keep your distance and report it immediately. Never touch a power line or anything in contact with it, including trees. Keep people, pets, equipment, and objects at least 30 feet away, and never attempt to remove a fallen tree or branch from a power line.
For the latest weather alerts and forecasts, visit the Montana National Weather Service sites at https://www.weather.gov/mso/ and https://www.weather.gov/tfx and https://www.weather.gov/byz/
Read more at: NorthWestern Energy Preparing for Strong Wind Forecast in areas of Montana
Your Home EnergyCheck will be conducted by a NorthWestern Energy auditor holding BA P (Building Analyst Professional) certification from the Building Performance Institute. This advanced credential is recognized as qualifying professionals by the U.S. Department of Energy for Energy Skilled in the Single Family Home Energy Audit category. Auditors will be easily identified as NorthWestern contractors by their official badge, company logo apparel, and clearly marked vehicle.
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