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HE+ Water Conservation Program Services

The HE+ Water Conservation Program is a year-round program that provides assistance to eligible low-income Wisconsin households with the repair and replacement of leaky or non-working water heaters, leaky fixtures, toilets and/or piping.

Water Conservation Program Services are funded by Public Benefits and eligible customers need to live in a territory of a participating public benefit utility.
How do I qualify?​
If you qualify for WHEAP you may qualify for services.
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Service Area: Crawford, La Crosse, Monroe, and Vernon counties.
How do I apply?​
Step 1: Apply for the Wisconsin Home Energy Assistance Program (WHEAP) 
​Click here for online application

You can also apply for WHEAP by contacting your county. Call for an appointment between October 1st and May 15th to receive a regular benefit. Applications can be accepted year round.
Crawford County: 608.326.0248
La Crosse County: 608.785.5582
Monroe County: 608.487.9356
​Vernon County: 608.637.5210

Step 2: Once WHEAP application is complete, applicant can contact the HE+ Water Conservation Program to have their home/building evaluated for services.

Other Resources 

Home Weatherization 
Wisconsin Home Energy Assistance Program (WHEAP)
​Furnace Repair and Replacement
Brochure:     English 
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