Serving Michigan Residents
LivSmart is a registered contractor for the MiHER program, helping qualified Michigan residents access income-based energy upgrades that may be covered through program funding.
See if your household qualifies under MiHER program guidelines.
Income-based programs
No upfront cost
Homeowners & renters
To be considered for available energy rebate programs in Michigan, you must meet the following conditions:
You must reside in a qualifying residential property within Michigan.
Your household income must meet MiHER program thresholds (based on your county's Area Median Income).
Enrollment in programs such as LIHEAP, Medicaid, or SNAP may help determine eligibility.
You stay in control of your MiHER enrollment. LivSmart is the registered contractor you select to complete your approved upgrades.
Complete your application on the MiHER program website and select LivSmart as your registered contractor.
The MiHER program verifies your eligibility and approves your covered upgrades.
As your registered contractor, our certified team installs your approved energy-efficient upgrades up to no cost to you.
Eligible residents may receive installation covered through MiHER program funding.
LivSmart installs approved equipment under applicable state program requirements, as a registered for the MiHER program.
We support you through the process as your selected MiHER contractor.
Our team has helped hundreds of households access state-backed upgrades.
We are expanding across key Michigan communities.
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Lansing
Ann Arbor
Flint
Sterling Heights
Warren
Dearborn
Find out if your Michigan household qualifies for energy-efficient upgrades through the MiHER program.
Are upgrades up to no cost in Michigan?
Approved households may receive equipment and installation covered through the MiHER program. Final eligibility is determined by the program through documentation and funding guidelines.
Is this a government program?
MiHER is a state program funded through state and federal initiatives. LivSmart is not a government agency. We’re a registered contractor that installs approved upgrades for residents approved through the MiHER program.
What documents are required?
MiHER eligibility is based on household income and verification of your Michigan primary residence. During your application through the MiHER program, you may be asked to provide proof of income documentation. Renters will require landlord approval. The MiHER program determines exactly which documents are accepted as part of its review.
How long does approval take?
Approval timelines are set by the MiHER program and vary depending on documentation review and funding availability.
Can both homeowners and renters take part?
Yes. Both homeowners and renters may qualify based on the resident’s household income. For rentals, the tenant’s income is used to determine eligibility, and the landlord will need to coordinate on the work.
