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Home weatherization assistance


Having a home that’s uncomfortable — too cold or too hot — and having high energy bills are usually the results of a home that’s not properly protected from the weather. For example, when your home has unsealed air leaks that allow heated air to escape, your heater has to work longer and harder to keep your home, and the people in it, comfortable. The solution to this problem is called weatherization. It’s the process of protecting your entire home so that the air you heat stays where you want it: inside your home.

The Home Weatherization Assistance program is a partnership between PSE, federal and state funding sources. It’s a way for us to connect our income-qualified customers to the local agencies that can assess your home and provide free, whole-home upgrades to help lower your monthly energy bill. The first step you need to take is to contact your local agency to see if you qualify.

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Do I qualify?

Check our income table and guidelines to see if you might qualify for the Home Weatherization Assistance program. The best way to find out for sure is to contact your local agency. They will help you through the application process. If you don’t qualify for Home Weatherization Assistance, be sure to check out our increased rebates for income-qualified customers through Efficiency Boost.

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FAQ
Weatherization income guidelines

AS a PSE customer, you may qualify for support through the Home Weatherization Assistance program. If your household monthly gross income (income before taxes and authorized deductions) is less than the limits for your county, as listed below, you may qualify.

The next step is to contact your local agency. They will determine if you are eligible for this program and then guide you through the process.

If you do not qualify for this program, please check out our Efficiency Boost program, which offers increased rebates for income-qualified customers.


Number of Persons in Household

Island County

King County

Kitsap County

Kittitas County

Lewis County

Pierce County

Skagit County

Snohomish County

Thurston County

Whatcom County

1

$ 4,763

$ 6,475

$ 5,588

$ 4,617

$ 4,200

$ 5,408

$ 4,679

$ 6,475

$ 5,258

$ 4,929

$ 3,407

$ 3,407

$ 3,407

$ 3,407

$ 3,407

$ 3,407

$ 3,407

$ 3,407

$ 3,407

$ 3,407

2

$ 5,442

$ 7,400

$ 6,383

$ 5,279

$ 4,800

$ 6,179

$ 5,346

$ 7,400

$ 6,013

$ 5,629

$ 4,456

$ 4,456

$ 4,456

$ 4,456

$ 4,456

$ 4,456

$ 4,456

$ 4,456

$ 4,456

$ 4,456

3

$ 6,121

$ 8,325

$ 7,183

$ 5,938

$ 5,504

$ 6,950

$ 6,013

$ 8,325

$ 6,763

$ 6,338

$ 5,504

$ 5,504

$ 5,504

$ 5,504

$ 5,504

$ 5,504

$ 5,504

$ 5,504

$ 5,504

$ 5,504

4

$ 6,800

$ 9,246

$ 7,979

$ 6,600

$ 6,553

$ 7,721

$ 6,679

$ 9,246

$ 7,513

$ 7,038

$ 6,553

$ 6,553

$ 6,553

$ 6,553

$ 6,553

$ 6,553

$ 6,553

$ 6,553

$ 6,553

$ 6,553

5

$ 7,601

$ 9,988

$ 8,621

$ 7,601

$ 7,601

$ 8,342

$ 7,601

$ 9,988

$ 8,117

$ 7,601

$ 7,601

$ 7,601

$ 7,601

$ 7,601

$ 7,601

$ 7,601

$ 7,601

$ 7,601

$ 7,601

$ 7,601

6

$ 8,650

$ 10,729

$ 9,258

$ 8,650

$ 8,650

$ 8,958

$ 8,650

$ 10,729

$ 8,717

$ 8,650

$ 8,650

$ 8,650

$ 8,650

$ 8,650

$ 8,650

$ 8,650

$ 8,650

$ 8,650

$ 8,650

$ 8,650

7

$ 8,846

$ 11,467

$ 9,896

$ 8,846

$ 8,846

$ 9,575

$ 8,846

$ 11,467

$ 9,317

$ 8,846

$ 8,846

$ 8,846

$ 8,846

$ 8,846

$ 8,846

$ 8,846

$ 8,846

$ 8,846

$ 8,846

$ 8,846

8

$ 9,043

$ 12,208

$ 10,533

$ 9,043

$ 9,043

$ 10,192

$ 9,043

$ 12,208

$ 9,917

$ 9,292

$ 9,043

$ 9,043

$ 9,043

$ 9,043

$ 9,043

$ 9,043

$ 9,043

$ 9,043

$ 9,043

$ 9,043

9

$ 9,683

$ 12,946

$ 11,171

$ 9,683

$ 9,683

$ 10,813

$ 9,683

$ 12,946

$ 10,521

$ 9,854

$ 9,239

$ 9,239

$ 9,239

$ 9,239

$ 9,239

$ 9,239

$ 9,239

$ 9,239

$ 9,239

$ 9,239

10

$ 10,580

$ 13,688

$ 11,813

$ 10,580

$ 10,580

$ 11,429

$ 10,580

$ 13,688

$ 11,121

$ 10,580

$ 9,436

$ 9,436

$ 9,436

$ 9,436

$ 9,436

$ 9,436

$ 9,436

$ 9,436

$ 9,436

$ 9,436

 
 

Customers below this income are
encouraged to apply


 

Customers below this income are encouraged to
apply and more likely to receive services