Who can apply
Eligible homeowners and renters are considered under program income and property rules. Rental work requires landlord consent and a signed agreement before services can proceed.
What help is available
The program provides selected energy-saving retrofits and home modifications at no charge to eligible residents. Assessment determines suitable work; it is different from a cash utility award.
Documents to prepare
- Income and household records requested by the provider.
- Home address and energy information.
- Ownership or tenancy details.
- Landlord consent and the provider’s rental agreement if renting.
How to get started
Identify the provider
Use the county and tribal service-area list.
Request and submit intake
Central New Mexico Housing Corporation serves the listed northern area, Southwestern Regional Housing the southern area, and Red Feather the Navajo Nation route.
Complete property assessment
Ask about scheduling, approved measures and any condition that must be resolved before work.
After applying
Save your application copy and provider contact. Ask about waiting-list updates and post-work inspection and maintenance.
Website screenshots
These images show the pages captured in August 2026. Website screens and rules may have changed.
Common questions
Do I mail my household application to Housing New Mexico?
No. Its application page says to submit directly to the local service provider.
Can a renter receive work?
Yes, subject to eligibility, landlord consent and the required rental agreement.
Which route serves Navajo Nation residents?
The current directory lists Red Feather Development Group.
Sources and review
Checked October 1, 2026 using Energy$mart household intake and regional providers, Energy$mart service purpose. USA Assistance background guide. Program staff determine eligibility and available assistance.
Historical screenshots: source reference.