Benton PUD Low-Income Home Rebates

How it works

Benton PUD’s low-income home rebates are part of its energy-efficiency offerings for qualifying customers. The utility says the program is designed to help low-income households make home improvements and that the rebate is applied as a credit on the invoice from the approved contractor.

What the money covers

The official result surfaced here references heat-pump-related upgrades and conversions, which are not wildfire-hardening measures. Because the user asked for natural-disaster home hardening, this record is included only because it is a currently existing Benton County homeowner incentive program documented on the utility’s official site; no wildfire-specific scope is confirmed from the available page text.

Amounts and matching

The surfaced official page states a rebate range of $7,500 to $9,000, depending on the type of heat pump upgrade or conversion.

How to apply

The rebate is applied as a credit on the invoice from the approved contractor. The official page snippet does not include the full application steps.

Timing and deadlines

The official page snippet does not state an end date or funding deadline.