Michigan Saves

🏠 Planning home improvement projects or renovations this summer? If your property was built before 1978, there may be layers of lead-based paint that can get disturbed and spread when sanding, cutting, or demolishing.

Get ahead of lead in your home with the Lead Poisoning Prevention Fund.

With free lead inspections, a network of certified lead abatement contractors, and a 50/50 cost share incentive, we make it easier to make your property lead safe. Learn more: https://michigansaves.org/leadfund/

Michigan Department of Health and Human Services

We’re proud of our continued partnership with the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy on the Septic Replacement Loan Program. This program helps make septic system replacements more accessible for Michigan homeowners.🏠 Read about the impact our program has had over the past two years⬇️⬇️

Failing septic systems can be costly for homeowners and harmful to nearby waterways.

Over the past 2 years, Michigan’s Septic Replacement Loan Program has helped 372 households repair or replace failing systems across the state — helping protect groundwater, rivers, and lakes while making these projects more affordable.

Learn more: https://go.mi.gov/pxrkp2539

Michigan Saves

For Michigan homeowners, spring can be a smart time to make energy-efficient home upgrades before summer demand (and energy bills) rise.📈 From faster scheduling to immediate savings, planning improvements now can maximize the comfort and long-term efficiency of your home.

🌼 Read more in our blog on spring energy upgrades 👇

Why spring is the smartest time to plan energy upgrades for your home Spring is here — and it offers a unique window between winter’s wear-and-tear and summer’s high energy demand, making it one of the most strategic times to plan and complete home energy upgrades.