Rebate Program FAQs

Please allow 3–6 weeks for your rebate application to be processed after submission.

You can check your rebate status at snopud.com/claimrebate or call 425‑386‑8148 for assistance.

Rebates are available to Snohomish PUD residential electric customers with an active metered electric account. The qualifying product must be installed in an existing residential dwelling served by Snohomish PUD.

To qualify, the product must be listed on the Qualified Products List (QPL) in effect at the time of purchase, be new, and be installed at an eligible residence. Rebates vary by product category and efficiency level. QPLs are available in each product category at snopud.com/rebates.

Rebate applications must be submitted within 90 days of the invoice date.

You must submit a copy of the original, itemized receipt showing the retailer name, address, phone number, purchase date, product description, manufacturer, model number, purchase price, and proof of payment. Contractor invoices are not accepted.

Rebates are not available for used, refurbished, leased, rented, resale, or auctioned products, or products received as gifts, prizes, warranty replacements, or insurance claims. Products purchased with rewards points or credits and new parts installed in existing products are also not eligible.

No. Rebates cannot be combined with other utility rebates unless specifically approved in writing by Snohomish PUD.

The rebate cannot exceed the purchase price of the product.

Rebates are issued either as a check or as a bill credit to your Snohomish PUD electric account.

Yes. Heat pump water heater, clothes washer, clothes dryer, and smart thermostat rebates are limited to one per household every five years. Line‑voltage thermostat rebates are limited to five per household between January 1, 2025 and December 31, 2029.

A heat pump water heater must replace an existing water heater to qualify.

Homes must be heated by an electric forced‑air furnace or ducted heat pump and be a single‑family, multi‑family, or manufactured home. Occupancy detection must be enabled, geographic location set correctly, and the thermostat programmed for a heat pump if applicable. Installation and eligibility may be verified.

By applying, you consent to Snohomish PUD sharing limited account, billing, and energy‑use data with a third‑party evaluator for program evaluation and quality assurance for up to five years.

Submitting excessive or duplicate rebate applications may be considered fraud and could result in denial of rebates or legal action.

Yes. Rebate programs are subject to available funding and may be adjusted or discontinued at any time without notice.