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Local Utility Rebates
We sell, install and service any qualified product below and help you receive your rebate. Call one of our Home Energy Specialists for rebate details.
Puget Sound Energy Rebates
PSE has many rebates and promotions. As a Pre-qualified PSE contractor, we can extend most of these rebates to you.
Insulation and Duct Sealing Rebates for both Gas and Electric Homes.
PSE Rebates for Electric Heated Homes
Heating & Water Heater Rebates
Ductless heat pump (1.0 ton minimum): $1200
Forced-air furnace to air-source heat pump conversion: $1,500
Air-source heat pump: $200 to $800
Heat pump sizing and lock-out control: $300
ENERGY STAR qualified heat pump water heater: $500
Converting to Natural Gas Rebates
Home and water heating: $1,950 to $3,950
Home heating only: $500 to $2,500
Water heating only: $950
Window Incentives for Electric Heated Homes
Upgrade to single pane or 2xpane metal windows to .30 U factor or better and meet insulation requirements (see PSE site for details). $5/ per sq. ft. up to $750.
PSE Rebates for Gas Heated Homes
Heating System and Water Heater Rebates
ENERGY STAR qualified boiler (95 percent AFUE): $350
ENERGY STAR qualified forced-air furnace: $250
Fireplace insert: $200
Integrated space and water heat (combo boiler): $800
Cascade Natural Gas Rebates
Duct Seal.
Floor Attic and Wall Insulation.
Water Heating and Furnace.
Learn More about these Cascade Natural Gas Rebates.
Tacoma Power Rebates
Insulate ceilings, floors, walls, and seal heating air ducts: up to $3,450
High efficiency heat pump: $400
Mason County PUD 3 Rebates
Insulation – Rebates based on square footage of home. Learn More.
Ductless mini-split heat pump: $1,500 rebate.
Duct Sealing – Performance Tested Comfort Systems (PTCS) duct sealing; up to $500 for an electrically-heated, existing site-built home; up to $400 for an electrically-heated manufactured home.
Learn More about these Mason PUD 3 Rebates.
Other Rebate Options
State Incentives for Renewable Efficiency
Other utilities and state programs provide incentives, too! To learn what other incentives are available to Washingtonians wanting to make energy efficiency and renewable energy upgrades, visit the Database for State Incentives for Renewable Efficiency (DSIRE).
Energy Star Incentives
The federal Energy Star program also extends rebates to customers upgrading to energy efficient products. Visit the Energy Star Rebates page and enter your zip code to learn what rebates are available through Energy Star Partners.
Federal Tax Credits for Renewable Energy Upgrades
In 2012, Congress is funding Geothermal Heat Pumps, Wind Turbines, and Solar Energy Systems. The 2011 insulation rebates have ended. To find out more, visit the Energy Star tax credits web page.
To collect your tax credits, use the IRS’s Residential Energy Credit Form 5695.
The Energy Tax Incentives Assistance Program provides updated information on federal tax credits for residential energy efficiency improvements.
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