After your project is completed by a vetted contractor, you'll be asked to submit your final paid invoice and photos of the work. Once verified, your rebate will be processed via check or direct deposit.

Yes. You are responsible for paying your contractor directly for the completed work. The rebate is issued after the project is finished and approved.

Most rebates are processed within 2–4 weeks after receiving all required documentation and confirming eligibility. Delays may occur if information is missing or if contractor verification is incomplete.

Yes. To be eligible for a rebate, your project must be completed by a vetted contractor who meets our licensing, insurance, and performance standards. The goal of the program is to ensure that rebate funds go toward lasting, high-quality improvements performed by professionals who are properly qualified. This helps protect homeowners and ensures that energy-efficiency initiatives have a meaningful, long-term impact.

Yes, you can apply for different project types at the same property. However, duplicate claims for the same area or item will not be accepted.

* A final paid invoice from your contractor * At least Two Photos At Each Stage of Project (Before, Process, After) * Contractor license number * Project start and completion dates