Who can apply
['Households within the state’s current income rules may qualify. The state overview uses 200% of federal poverty guidelines.', 'Households with an SSI recipient or receiving or eligible for LIHEAP have categorical eligibility described by the state. The home and other program conditions still need review.']What help is available
The provider uses diagnostic assessment to determine approved conservation work. No client contribution is required. The program is not a cash allowance to spend on independently selected renovations.
Documents to prepare
The state requests household income and identifying records and the previous 12 months of utility bills. Ask the provider for the exact checklist and any ownership or landlord-permission records needed before an assessment.
How to get started
- Open the state WAP page and its local-provider link.
- Apply to the community action agency or nonprofit serving the county where the home is located.
- Supply the requested records and arrange assessment access if selected. Discuss permissions before any work is scheduled.
After applying
Ask about waiting time, the audit and the approved measures. Keep the completion record. Do not pay a private contractor expecting later reimbursement through this program.
Website screenshots
These images show the pages captured in August 2026. Website screens and rules may have changed.
Common questions
Is LIHEAP approval mandatory for everyone?
The state describes income eligibility as well as categorical routes through SSI or LIHEAP. Ask the provider which pathway fits your household.
Who decides the work?
The service provider uses an energy audit and approved conservation measures.
Do I pay a client contribution?
The state overview says no client contribution is required.
Which office accepts applications?
The local community action agency or nonprofit serving the home’s county.
Sources and review
Historical screenshots: source reference.