About Bright Ideas
A more comfortable home starts with people.
Bright Ideas Construction helps renters and homeowners access energy-saving home improvements through approved utility-funded programs. Available improvements depend on eligibility, program rules, and a home assessment.
Our mission
Respectful service. Clear communication. Approved work.
Our mission is to help eligible households access energy-saving home improvements. We aim to provide respectful service, clear communication, and quality workmanship that meets program standards.
Our team helps customers understand the steps, from eligibility review and home assessment to approved installation, safety checks, and quality control.
Respectful service
Respect for customers and their homes.
Clear communication
Help understanding the process and requirements.
Approved work
Improvements shaped by program rules and a home assessment.
Leadership
Erik Jensen
Co-founder
Erik Jensen co-founded Bright Ideas Construction. His work has focused on building reliable field operations, supporting employees, and helping customers access energy-saving home improvements through approved utility-funded programs.
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Our team
Our office staff, customer service representatives, energy specialists, weatherization technicians, warehouse staff, and quality-control professionals support customers through the program.
Our crews work to respect your home, explain the approved work, and follow program requirements. Assessments, installation, safety checks, and inspections depend on the work approved for your home.
Serving the Central Valley
As a Central Valley contractor, Bright Ideas understands the needs of local communities, homes, and families. We are proud to help eligible PG&E customers access energy-saving improvements that can make their homes more comfortable, efficient, and affordable to maintain.
Questions about your next step?
Not sure whether you qualify? You can still send an inquiry. Our team can explain the requirements and next steps.
This starts an inquiry, not program approval.