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What are the income limits for Utah's home energy rebates?
They depend on the program, your county and how many people live in your home. The federal appliance rebate uses 80% and 150% of the typical income for your county. In Salt Lake County the typical family income is $126,100. For a family of four there, the 80% line is $100,900 and the 150% line is $189,150. The Home Efficiency Rebate has no income limit. The 80% line only decides how much you get. Free weatherization uses twice the federal poverty line, which is $66,000 for four people. HEAT bill help uses one and a half times it, which is $49,500. Income means what everyone in your home earns before tax.
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Who qualifies
Under 80% of the typical income for your county, the appliance rebate covers the full cost of each item, and the Home Efficiency Rebate pays its larger amount. Between 80% and 150%, the appliance rebate covers half, and the Home Efficiency Rebate pays its standard amount. Above 150%, the Home Efficiency Rebate still pays its standard amount. The Rocky Mountain Power and Enbridge rebates have no income limit. Free weatherization and HEAT use the federal poverty line instead.
How much
Each county has its own figures. The US Department of Housing and Urban Development publishes them for 2026, adjusted for how many people live in the home. The one-minute check uses them exactly. Each county's page lists them for homes of one to eight people.
How to get it
Pick your county from the list on the rebates page. Or enter your address on the home page and choose the income range that fits. The check never asks for an exact figure, only which range you are in.
Related
This page is a guide, not a decision. Each program checks your household size and income when you apply. Utah's plan may pay less than the federal maximums shown.