Washington LIHEAP and weatherization contacts

Income-qualified weatherization program

Pacific Power partners with local community agencies to provide free weatherization services to income-qualified homeowners and renters living in single-family homes, mobile homes and apartments. The program helps reduce energy costs, improve home comfort and increase energy efficiency through customized energy-saving upgrades based on each home's specific needs.

Eligible weatherization measures may include:

Building envelope improvements

Caulking and weather-stripping for windows and doors
Wall insulation
Ceiling insulation
Floor insulation
Pipe insulation
Attic ventilation
Ground cover installation
Air sealing and infiltration control
Duct insulation and duct sealing
Thermal doors
Window replacement (when appropriate)

Water efficiency measures

Low-flow showerheads
Faucet aerators
Water heater blankets

Heating, cooling & comfort improvements

Dehumidifiers
Thermostats (timed, smart, ASFP, and eAF options)
Heat pump installations and conversions, including:
- Ducted and ductless systems
- Electric, gas, oil, propane, and wood conversions

Lighting & Appliance Upgrades

LED light bulbs and fixtures
CFL and fluorescent lighting upgrades
Refrigerator replacement
Water heater replacement

These energy-saving improvements are designed to help lower utility bills, improve home comfort, and support long-term energy efficiency for eligible households.

How to apply

Please call the community agency in your area to learn more and to apply:

Benton County
Community Action Connections
(509) 545-4042 ext. 229 (LIHEAP)
(509) 545-4042 ext. 214 (weatherization)

Columbia, Garfield, Walla Walla Counties
Blue Mountain Action Council
(509) 529-4980

Yakima County – South of Union Gap
Northwest Community Action Center
(509) 865-7630

Yakima County – North of Union Gap
OIC of Washington
(509) 452-7145 (LIHEAP)
(509) 452-2555 (weatherization)

Yakama Nation
(509) 865-5121 ext. 4532 (LIHEAP)
(509) 877-6171 ext. 1102 (weatherization) – available to Native American customers living on the Yakama Reservation.