Household Size

1 person 

2 person

3 person

4 person

5 person

6 person

7 person

8 person

Lower Threshold

$31, 266

$40,886

$50,506—$107,994

$60,126—$128,564

$69,747—$149,134

$79,368—$169,704

$81,171—$173,562

$82,947—$177,418

Middle Threshold

$66, 854

$87,424

Income chart note:  If you are in the lower threshold you may qualify for No-Cost Assistance.  Meaning you can get cash incentives that cover the full cost of HVAC or Insulation upgrades.

Service requirements

• Electric Water Heaters can be upgraded to higher efficiency electric water heaters or heat pump water heaters.

• Gas Water heaters can be upgraded to higher 90+ efficiency gas water heaters.

• Electric cadet heaters and baseboard heaters can be upgraded to ducted or ductless heat pump furnaces.

• New attic insulation can be put in if it’s lower than 6 inch deep or less than R-18 and for new floor insulation to be put in it as to be lower than 3-4 inch deep or less than R-11.

• Windows incentives suggest for homes with broken/non-functional single-pane windows to be replaced with double pane windows. 

• Smart thermostats Incentives are suggested for homes that have Wi-Fi, a forced air furnace (gas or electric resistances), and non-programmable thermostat.  

Click the link below to learn more about the incentives you can access as a residential homeowner.

Market-rate and Savings Within Reach Program Information Sheet (Incentives Bible)