Making Home Insurance
Make Sense.
About CherryHomeGuide
A friendly companion for the
home you care about.
Owning a home brings a long list of decisions — repairs, upgrades, paperwork, and the day-to-day upkeep in between. My HomeCare Guide is here to make those decisions easier with educational resources and helpful guides written in plain language. We are an educational resource, not a licensed contractor, and we do not perform any home improvement work.
We keep an eye on what is out there.
Programs, rebates, and seasonal opportunities change often. We follow along and
share what looks relevant for homeowners like you.
We explain things in plain language.
Our guides break down services, terminology, and paperwork into simple steps —
so you can decide what makes sense for your home.
We share what we learn along the way.
As programs, rebates, and best practices evolve, we translate them into simple,
jargon-free updates you can actually use.
HOW WE HELP
Education, guides, and friendly
reminders for your home.
Education
Friendly guides on common projects.
Easy-to-read explainers on home services and
improvements so you feel informed before any decision
Helpful Tips
Practical tips, no pressure.
Small, useful suggestions for caring for your home - sent
only when we have something genuinely worth sharing.
Project Planning
Understand the scope before you begin.
Educational overviews of common home projects so you know what is typically involved before making a decision
Everyday Upkeep
Gentle reminders for routine care.
Seasonal cues so the small stuff - filters, gutters, weather prep - does not slip through the cracks.
Questions to Ask
Walk into any coversation prepared.
Suggested questions and what to look for, so home improvement conversations feel a lot less intimidating.
Programs & Resources
Programs that may be available to you.
We share information on programs, rebates, and resources homeowners are often eligible for, in plain language.
Programs
Programs that may
help - explained
simply.
Federal incentives, state rebates, and local grants can be hard to keep track of. Tap any program for a friendly overview of what it is, who tends to qualify, and what to expect next. CherryHomeGuide is an educational resource — the content here is for informational purposes only.
Federal
Weatherization Assistance
Help with insulation, air sealing, and HVAC for qualifying households.
Weatherization Assistance
Help with insulation, air sealing, and HVAC for qualifying households.

Funded by the U.S. Department of Energy, this program supports home energy improvements for income-eligible families. We share information on how the program generally works, what the energy audit step involves, and the kinds of documents applicants are typically asked to gather.
State + Federal
Home Energy Rebates
Possible savings on heat pumps, induction ranges, and electrical upgrades.
Home Energy Rebates
Possible savings on heat pumps, induction ranges, and electrical upgrades.

The federal Home Energy Rebates (HOMES and HEEHRA) are rolling out state by state. We share what is currently available, which equipment may qualify, and how rebates can sometimes pair with utility incentives — so you feel informed before making any decisions.
Regional
Roof & Resilience Grants
Mitigation funding for storm-rated roofing and impact windows in eligible areas.
Roof & Resilience Grants
Mitigation funding for storm-rated roofing and impact windows in eligible areas.

Several states offer mitigation grants that can also pair with insurance discounts. We help homeowners understand the enrollment windows, what the programs typically require, and general questions to keep in mind when researching the topic.