City of Flagstaff Home Weatherization and Energy Rebate Program

How it works

The City of Flagstaff provides rebates to community members who invest in the energy efficiency and electrification of their homes. Funding is distributed on a first-come, first-served basis, and the city says current funding levels are updated on the program page. As of 8/12/2026, remaining program funding was listed as $33,441.

The city says rebate applications are open for work completed between July 1, 2026 and June 30, 2027. The page also includes an earlier application window for work completed between July 1, 2025 and June 30, 2026, with a submission deadline of June 30, 2026. The page directs applicants to use the eligible-measure-specific mini-applications under the Applications and Forms section.

What the money covers

Eligible rebates listed on the page include:

• Heat pump rebates
• Weatherization rebates for attic insulation, duct sealing, air sealing, and crawl space insulation
• Clothes washing and drying rebates
• Induction stove rebates
• Electrical rebates for outlets and panels
• Wood stove rebates
• Water heater rebates

The page says an energy audit is required for all weatherization projects and all primary source heat pump installations. It is not required for non-primary source heat pump installations, water heating appliance installations, or clothes/cooking appliance installations, though the city says it is strongly recommended for some of those items.

Most eligible upgrades must be installed by a licensed contractor, including primary and non-primary heat pumps, wood stove replacements, water heaters, electrical upgrades, and weatherization projects. Self-installation is allowed for clothes washers and dryers and induction stoves.

Amounts and matching

The page lists these maximum rebate amounts:

• Heat pumps: up to $2,000
• Attic insulation: up to $1,200
• Duct sealing: up to $600
• Air sealing: up to $300
• Crawl space insulation: up to $1,200
• Clothes washing and drying: up to $700
• Induction stove: up to $600
• Electrical outlet: up to $200
• Electrical panel: up to $2,200
• Wood stove: up to $1,400
• Water heater: up to $1,000

The page also notes that rebates vary by item and applicant income, but it does not publish the income thresholds on the main webpage.

How to apply

The city says applicants should submit a rebate application for the eligible measure they are requesting. The website says there are 7 mini-applications coordinated to each eligible measure, and if applying for multiple rebates, each corresponding rebate application must be completed. Applications can be submitted online, by email, or by mail according to the program materials.

Timing and deadlines

Funding is limited and awarded first-come, first-served. The page says rebates are currently open for projects completed July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027, but it also contains a deadline for the prior cycle stating applications for work completed July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026 must be submitted by June 30, 2026. The page advises homeowners to check the funding tracker or contact staff if concerned about availability.