Manufactured homes central air conditioners

Ensure the  manufactured home qualifies:

• Customer must hire a contractor, who is a qualified Trade Ally from the Wattsmart Vendor Network. Find approved vendors: pacificpower.tradeally.com. Projects from contractors not on this list will not be considered.
• Must be an existing manufactored home. New construction is not eligible for this incentive.
• Minimum 12.0 EER for split system or minimum 12.5 EER for packaged system.
• Work completed must comply with all building codes and standards.
• Homes 3,500 square feet or less may qualify for one unit, while homes greater than 3,500 square feet may qualify for two units. Homes greater than 3,500 square feet requiring more than two units may apply for additional incentives (additional documentation required, subject to program approval).

Central air conditioner best practice installation and sizing:

• Minimum 15 SEER.
• New air source split system equipment with a matched condensing unit and evaporative coil or packaged unitary air conditioner.
• AHRI Standard Rating Cooling Capacity of 65,000 BTU/hr (5.4 tons) or less.
• Window air conditioning units, packaged terminal units, and heat pumps are not eligible.
• Work must be completed by a Wattsmart Vendor Network contractor. Find a program-qualified contractor in the Find A Vendor tool. Contractors must be on the list at the time of equipment installation.
• Work must be completed in accordance with the specifications outlined in the Washington Technical Specification Manual.

Additional program requirements:

• Incentive amount may not exceed the total cost of the project.
• Submit all documents within 90 days of the service completion date.
•  Application must be submitted within 90 days of purchasing your new energy-efficient product.
• Additional incentive-specific qualifications and required documentation are listed below.
• All HVAC equipment incentives require an Air Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI) certificate to qualify. The AHRI Directory can be found online at ahridirectory.org.

Required documents:

• Incentive Application application, completed and signed*
• Itemized receipt or contractor invoice must include:
  • Product and/or installation costs (materials, labor, service).
  • Model number for condenser and coil.
  • Date work initiated.
  • Date work completed.
  • Trade ally business name.
• AHRI certificate.
• Third Party Payment Addendum (only for homeowners and other third-party entities not listed on account and applying for incentives).
• IRS W-9 Form, if applicable **
  *If mailing, please make copies for your records and note the date mailed on the application.
  **Applicable only to businesses and non-individual customers, including landlords, applying for incentives.

Incentives are associated with the Home Energy Savings program January 1, 2023 tariff filing approved by the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission. All incentives are subject to change within 45 days notice. Additional terms and conditions may apply.