Who can apply
Eligible properties must house qualifying households and meet property conditions. Rentals and multifamily buildings have additional participation requirements.
What help is available
An energy audit selects efficiency and related safety measures. WAP is not a general renovation service and does not accept payment for its work.
Documents to prepare
- Household identity and income records.
- Utility bills and requested ownership, bank or insurance records.
- The current combined application and any additional forms DOEE requests.
How to get started
Confirm intake status
Review DOEE WAP or call 202-299-3316.
Use the current application instructions
Ask which combined EMS-LRP-WAP and LIHEAP forms are required and how to submit records.
Arrange the home assessment
If accepted, DOEE evaluates the home and coordinates eligible measures through contractors.
After applying
For an existing waiting-list case, watch for DOEE contact. Ask the assigned nonprofit about scheduling after approval.
Website screenshots
These images show the pages captured in August 2026. Website screens and rules may have changed.
Common questions
Is WAP open now?
The current page says WAP openings are delayed; confirm with DOEE.
Is it a remodeling program?
No. It focuses on energy efficiency and related safety.
Can a rental qualify?
Ask DOEE about rental and multifamily rules.
Who handles scheduling after approval?
DOEE says the assigned nonprofit is the primary contact.
Sources and review
Content checked October 1, 2026 using DOEE WAP services and current status. Current eligibility and the final decision remain with the program.
Historical screenshots: source reference.