Washington Guide · Updated April 2026
Washington's state-funded HEAR program is open with $30M in funding. The IRA HOMES program is in final DOE approval. No state income tax means federal credits hit harder.
Washington homeowners can access federal tax credits, state HOMES/HEAR rebate programs, and local property tax exemptions. Here is the current status of every major program as of April 2026:
Washington's state HEAR program is open and funded — contact HomeRebates@commerce.wa.gov
IRA HOMES program is in final DOE approval stage — expected to launch soon
No state income tax amplifies the value of federal energy credits (note: §25C/§25D terminated by OBBB for installs after Dec 31, 2025 — 2025 filers only)
LIHEAP and weatherization assistance available for low-income households
Washington's state-funded HEAR program is live with $30.1M for 2025-2027. Covers heat pumps, panels, and wiring. Contact HomeRebates@commerce.wa.gov for your local administrator.
Official program page →IRA-funded HOMES program in final DOE approval stage. Administered by WA Department of Commerce with Guidehouse as implementer. Rebates are NOT retroactive.
Official program page →IRC §25D (30% solar) and §25C (heat pump, $2,000 cap) were terminated for installs placed in service after December 31, 2025 under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (Public Law 119-21, July 2025). Still claimable on your 2025 return if installation was completed by Dec 31, 2025.
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