Identify the electric provider.
Use the actual service account rather than assuming the water utility or mailing address identifies an energy program.
HVAC · Roy, Washington
HVAC in Roy should distinguish the installation price from an incentive that has not been approved. Identify the home’s electric utility and the actual program before subtracting a possible rebate from the budget.
Evergreen Home Pro helps you compare the system proposal with its application responsibilities. Ask the program provider and contractor to confirm equipment, property and installer eligibility instead of relying on a neighboring project’s result.

Heating and cooling
Tacoma Power’s heat-pump program sets property, equipment, installer and documentation conditions. If that utility serves the home, check the applicable current program directly; a Roy address alone does not establish participation or approval.
Use the actual service account rather than assuming the water utility or mailing address identifies an energy program.
Confirm the existing heat source, selected equipment and any installer conditions with the program provider.
Agree who supplies the required records and whether approval must occur before installation.
Before work begins
Describe the intended equipment and connection work in the city’s building and mechanical application discussion. An incentive application does not replace construction approval or inspection.
Ask the program provider to confirm the current sequence before committing to work that depends on a particular incentive.
Identify the actual electric provider and have the relevant program confirm the property and project.
Keep it separate from the confirmed project price until the program establishes eligibility and approval.
Agree who prepares and submits the records and whether any pre-approval is required.
Tell us the existing heating system and electric provider so the estimate can separate installation scope from any incentive to be confirmed.