Who can apply
['The home must be a primary residence in Arizona and the household must meet current income qualification rules.', 'Homeowners may apply; renters need landlord permission. Eligible dwelling types include apartments, townhomes, duplexes, single-family homes and stationary mobile homes.']What help is available
The program addresses heating, cooling and water-heating energy costs while considering occupant health and safety. The provider determines the approved measures; it is not an unrestricted home-repair allowance.
Documents to prepare
Ask the provider for its income, residency and ownership or rental-permission checklist. Gather the requested records and discuss access for an assessment. Renters should resolve landlord authorization before work is arranged.
How to get started
- Open the Department of Housing’s weatherization page.
- Use the WAP Contact Information/Service Areas by County document to identify your provider.
- Contact that provider for the application, verification and assessment process. Refer to the current income-qualification document linked by the department.
After applying
Ask about selection and waiting time, then coordinate the assessment and approved work. Keep the completion information. Do not hire a contractor privately expecting this program to reimburse the bill.
Website screenshots
These images show the pages captured in August 2026. Website screens and rules may have changed.
Common questions
Can a renter apply?
Yes, with landlord permission and the other program requirements.
Can a mobile home qualify?
The department includes stationary mobile homes used as an Arizona primary residence.
Where do I get the application?
Contact the provider for your county using the department’s service-area document.
Is this help with a past-due electric bill?
Weatherization improves home efficiency. For bill-payment help, look separately at LIHEAP or the utility’s assistance options.
Sources and review
Historical screenshots: source reference.