Income Qualified Weatherization & Lighting Support
The following weatherization and lighting purchases by income qualified co-op members are eligible for a PVREA rebate.
We recommend contacting our Energy Experts prior to purchase and installation.
Submit your complete rebate application within 90 days of purchase.
Final invoice(s) must include the member’s name and address of installation, the order purchase date, and the total cost.
Rebates of $250 or less are applied to your monthly PVREA bill as a credit. Rebates over $250 are issued to you as a check.
Requirements
Consumers must meet the income and other qualifications of the Federal Weatherization Assistance Program as implemented in Colorado. Income qualification guidelines can be found at the Colorado Low-income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP).
Members may own or rent their residences as single family homes, multi-family units, duplexes, and other rental locations where at least 66% of the units qualify under the low-income guideline
Multi-family housing may have a special case where only a portion of the units are occupied by low-income qualified participants. Contact us to understand the percentage of low-income units that must qualify before all units may be retrofit under this program.
Documentation
• Work completed by State Authorized Local Low-Income Weatherization Agency
• Itemized invoice from state authorized agency for equipment, materials, and labor provided
• Completed Online Rebate Application
• LED lamp rebates must include copies of bulb packaging showing number of lumens and bulb type
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Item |
Eligibility |
Incentive |
Requirements |
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Insulation for walls, attics, floors, pipes, ducts |
Labor and material costs for Electric heated household |
$500 |
f Work completed by State Authorized Local Low-Income Weatherization Agency f Itemized invoice from state authorized agency for equipment, materials, and labor provided* fCompleted Online Rebate Application |
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Labor and material costs for Non-Electric heated household |
$250 |
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Storm Windows and doors |
Labor and material costs for Electric heated household |
$500 |
f Work completed by State Authorized Local Low-Income Weatherization Agency f Itemized invoice from state authorized agency for equipment, materials, and labor provided* fCompleted Online Rebate Application |
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Labor and material costs for Non-Electric heated household
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$250 |
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Replacement of Windows and Doors
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Labor and material costs for Electric heated household |
$500 |
f Work completed by State Authorized Local Low-Income Weatherization Agency f Itemized invoice from state authorized agency for equipment, materials, and labor provided* fCompleted Online Rebate Application |
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Labor and material costs for Non-Electric heated household |
$250 |
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Caulking, Sealing and Weather Stripping |
Labor and material costs for Electric heated household |
$500 |
f Work completed by State Authorized Local Low-Income Weatherization Agency f Itemized invoice from state authorized agency for equipment, materials, and labor provided* fCompleted Online Rebate Application |
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Labor and material costs for Non-Electric heated household |
$250 |
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Electric Water Heating Insulation |
Labor and material costs for Electric heated household |
$500 |
f Work completed by State Authorized Local Low-Income Weatherization Agency f Itemized invoice from state authorized agency for equipment, materials, and labor provided* fCompleted Online Rebate Application |
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Labor and material costs for Non-Electric heated household |
$250 |
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LED Lamp and Fixtures |
LED Lamp or Fixture with 500 lumens or greater. Maximum of 50 bulbs per account per year. |
$1.50/lamp |
f Work completed by State Authorized Local Low-Income Weatherization Agency f Copes of bulb packaging, showing number of lumens and bulb type* f Itemized invoice from state authorized agency for equipment, materials, and labor provided* f Completed Online Rebate Application |