SNAP Weatherization is a NO COST program available to income qualified residents of Spokane County. It can reduce energy use and improve safety and comfort in qualifying homes through measures like insulation, air-sealing, furnace health checks, and minor repairs. If you qualify our certified crews will assess your home and install improvements that lower utility bills and make your home healthier year-round.
To qualify for SNAP Weatherization you must live in Spokane County in a single-family home, stick-built house, manufactured home, duplex, or tri-plex. Homes may be owner-occupied or rented with landlord permission, and homeowners must have owned their home for at least one year.
Weatherization cannot be provided for apartments, RVs, or travel trailers, and at least 15 years must have passed since the home last received weatherization services. Eligible properties must also be current on this year’s property taxes and on their mortgage and not at risk of foreclosure.
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Weatherization work SNAP can provide if needed.
Reduce drafts with caulking and weather stripping
Vent exterior roofs
Repair or install water heaters, pipe, and duct insulation
Repair windows and doors (Pending current funding)
Tune, clean and repair furnaces to improve efficiency
Improve ventilation
Install insulation in ceilings and attics, exterior walls, basements, and mobile home underbelly (bottom board/insulation area)
SNAP can also check for health and safety issues in your home.
Test carbon monoxide levels
Install smoke and carbon monoxide detectors where necessary
Check for asbestos and lead paint hazards
Check out SNAP’s Weatherization program in action in video below!
SNAP Weatherization is available for residential housing occupied by qualified low-income residents. Fill out the pre-application form below, and one of our Weatherization team members will get in touch with you!
Weatherization Pre-Application Form
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SNAP contracts with the Federal Departments of Health and Human Services and Department of Energy, Bonneville Power Administration, Washington State Matchmakers, and Avista Utilities to provide these services.