Snohomish County PUD Rebate Portal

How it works

Snohomish County PUD says it has a new online rebate portal that is available for most programs and is being used to migrate programs into one platform. Customers can create or log in to a MySnoPUD profile, then click the green “Claim Product Rebate” button and follow the prompts to select the appropriate rebate.

The page emphasizes that the portal gives customers faster, easier access than older workbook-based processes. It also provides step-by-step instructions, lets users review applications anytime, shows real-time rebate status, and allows customers to look back at past applications.

Contractors and trade allies are directed to log in or sign up for PUD’s new Trade Ally portal.

What it covers

The portal itself is an application platform, not a stand-alone rebate. The page lists the residential programs available through it today, including:

• Residential Rebate Center, including thermostats and washer/dryers
• Manufactured Homes
• Income-Qualified Weatherization and HVAC
• Heat Pump Water Heater Rebates
• Residential New Construction
• Single Family Weatherization & HVAC

The page also lists several commercial and other programs in the portal timeline, but those are not homeowner hardening incentives and are not included here.

Timing and status

The page says the listed programs are available to customers today. It also notes that the portal has programs and features coming soon, including additional commercial/custom projects and solar net metering applications. No separate rebate deadline, funding cap, or expiration date is stated on this page.

Amounts

No rebate amount is stated on the portal page itself, because the portal is only the application entry point. Customers must follow the linked program details for specific payment amounts and requirements.