Most South Sound homeowners leave real money on the table.
Your utility will pay you to switch. We handle all the paperwork. The rebate comes off your invoice before you pay.
What you could save
Example savings for a typical South Sound home
System installation cost (est.)
$8,000
Utility rebate (e.g. Tacoma Public Utilities)
- $1,000
Energy savings, Year 1 est.
$1,200+
Your out-of-pocket cost
$7,000
Or skip the rebate entirely and use TPU's zero-interest loan — up to $20,000 for 7 years — so you pay nothing upfront. Ask us which option makes more sense for your situation.
How Alpine Handles It
01
Free in-home estimate
We visit your home and figure out exactly which rebate you qualify for. You get a written quote with the rebate already subtracted.
02
Rebate taken off your total
The rebate comes off your total before you pay. You never have to wait for a check or file for reimbursement yourself.
03
You sign one form
All we need is your utility account number and a signature. Everything else is on us.
04
We collect from your utility
Alpine submits everything and collects directly from your utility. You're done.
Why does your utility offer rebates at all?
It is cheaper for utilities to pay you to use less power than to build new infrastructure. We make sure you collect every dollar.
By Utility
Rebate programs are updated annually. The information on this page reflects 2026 program details and is subject to change without notice. Actual rebate amounts depend on your utility, equipment, and eligibility at the time of installation. We confirm your exact rebate during your free in-home estimate, so there are no surprises.
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Puget Sound Energy
Thurston, Pierce, South King, Kitsap Counties
Switching from electric baseboard or wall heaters
Varies. Ask us.
Also covers: gas-to-electric switching, manufactured homes, and income-eligible households (larger rebates may apply)
Varies. Ask us.
One of the largest rebate programs in Washington. Covers electric resistance, gas switching, and manufactured homes. Income-eligible households often qualify for more. We confirm everything at your estimate.
Tacoma Public Utilities
Tacoma, University Place, Fircrest
Rebate for installing a qualifying ductless heat pump (standard residential)
$1,000
Zero-interest loan option open to all income levels (up to $20,000, 7-year term)
0% interest
Income-qualified rebate (applied at installation) + deferred loan up to $13,000 (repaid when you sell your home)
$7,000 rebate
Income-qualified rental-forgivable loan (single or two-head system)
Up to $16,000
Tacoma Power’s own study: homeowners averaged 47% savings on their electric bill after switching. TPU also offers a zero-interest loan program — a great option if upfront cost is a concern.
Peninsula Light Company
Gig Harbor, Key Peninsula, Kitsap Area
Upgrading an older heat pump to a newer model
$600
Switching from a central electric furnace
$1,200
Switching from baseboard, gas, or oil heat
$1,700
PenLight has some of the most specific dollar amounts in the region. Every system Alpine installs meets their requirements. If you’re switching from gas or oil, the $1,700 rebate applies.
Mason County PUD No. 3
Shelton, Belfair, Mason County
Project Share program — installing a ductless heat pump
Ask us
Lower-income and moderate-income households may qualify for larger rebates
Up to $8,000
Mason PUD 3’s Project Share program supports low to moderate income households. Funding is limited — we always check availability before scheduling so there are no surprises.
Lewis & Grays Harbor Counties
Chehalis, Centralia, Lewis County, Grays Harbor
Energy Efficiency Grant Program
Ask us
Low-Income Senior Pilot Program and income-qualified programs (larger rebates)
Up to $8,000
Lewis County PUD has dedicated programs for low and moderate income households, including a special pilot program for seniors. If your household income is lower, you may qualify for significantly more. We check at your estimate.
Kitsap County
Bremerton, Poulsbo, Port Orchard, Silverdale
Switching from electric baseboard or wall heaters
Varies. Ask us.
Switching from gas heat to electric (fuel switching)
Varies. Ask us.
Lower-income households (larger rebates available)
Up to $8,000
Most of Kitsap County is served by PSE, which has one of the strongest rebate programs in Washington. If you’re on PSE, the same rebates available in Thurston and Pierce apply to you.
From South Sound Homeowners
I kept putting it off because I thought the rebate paperwork would be a nightmare. Alpine just told me to sign one form with my account number. The rest of it was done before I even thought about it again.
Karen M.,
Olympia, WA
PSE customer
My electric bill went from $340 a month down to under $60 the first winter after installation. I genuinely wish I had done this ten years ago.
Dave R.,
Lacey, WA
Baseboard Heat Converted
Cory walked through what the PenLight rebate covered, explained the federal credit, and handed us a written quote with everything already factored in. That level of transparency was the reason we went with Alpine.
Tom & Sue H.,
Gig Harbor, WA
PenLight Customer
Free In-Home Estimate
Find out exactly what you qualify for
We visit your home, look at your setup, and tell you exactly what rebate you qualify for. Written quote, no surprises.
Contact Alpine
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Alpine Ductless
(360) 615 - 2229
8036 River Dr SE
Suite 200
Olympia, WA 98501
Alpine Ductless is a certified ductless mini-split installer. We proudly serve the Thurston, Pierce, Mason, Lewis and South King county areas. Our goal is to help you determine the best system for heating and cooling your home.
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