Multifamily Residential Programs
Brighten Your Property While Lowering Energy Bills – At No Cost to You
Managing a multifamily building? ComEd’s Multifamily Energy Savings Program offers an
incredible opportunity to upgrade your property's lighting at little to no cost. The program
is designed to help property owners and managers reduce energy use, improve tenant
satisfaction, and lower maintenance costs—all while contributing to a greener future.
Program Highlights
FREE LED Lighting Upgrades - Replace outdated, inefficient lighting in common areas
and residential units with long-lasting, energy-saving LED fixtures and bulbs—installed
at no cost to you.
Zero Hassle Installation - Our certified technicians handle everything—from the lighting
audit to professional installation—without disrupting your residents.
Reduced Maintenance & Lower Bills - LEDs last significantly longer and use up to 80%
less energy than traditional bulbs, cutting down both energy bills and maintenance calls.
Increased Safety & Tenant Satisfaction - Enhanced lighting boosts visibility in hallways,
stairwells, and parking areas—creating a safer, more comfortable living environment
for your tenants.
We service all types of multifamily housing, including:
- High-rise and low-rise apartment buildings
- Senior living facilities
- Condos and townhome associations
- Affordable housing developments
Market Rate
Multifamily buildings with three or more units that fall outside income-qualified or public-housing categories can still take advantage of this program: we provide a free on-site assessment and install energy-saving devices—LED lighting, smart thermostats, and other efficiency upgrades—at little to no cost to you, because the program covers most or all of the expense. These improvements immediately cut utility bills, enhance resident comfort, and raise property value without tapping your budget.
Public Housing and Income Eligible Buildings
For buildings owned or managed by a Public Housing Authority—or those where most residents meet ComEd’s income guidelines—the program covers a deeper suite of benefits: no-cost energy assessments, direct installation of LEDs, thermostats, weatherization measures, and generous incentives for bigger projects like boiler or water-heater replacements. These upgrades come at little or no cost to the owner, helping keep rents affordable while improving tenant comfort and cutting utility bills across the entire property