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Rebates

Energy Trust of Oregon insulation rebates, handled for you

Attic, wall and floor insulation all pay a per square foot incentive in Oregon. Here is what it pays in 2026, and how we make sure you get it.

2026 rates

What Energy Trust pays

These are the residential rates on the Energy Trust of Oregon incentive sheet effective January 1, 2026. Higher rates apply to rentals and to households in the Savings Within Reach program.

MeasureOwner occupiedRentalRequirement
Attic insulation$1.25 per sq ft$1.50 per sq ftExisting R-18 or less, upgrade to R-38 or greater
Wall insulation$1.50 per sq ft$2.25 per sq ftExisting R-4 or less, walls to R-11 or greater
Floor insulation$0.75 per sq ft$1.00 to $1.25 per sq ftExisting R-11 or less, upgrade to R-30 or greater

Example: a 1,200 square foot attic at R-11 brought to R-49 on an owner occupied home earns $1,500 back. On a rental it is $1,800.

How we handle it

On the inspection we measure the existing R-value and photograph it, because that is what Energy Trust needs to see. The quote shows the job price, the incentive, and what you actually pay. After install we submit the application with the photos and the invoice. You sign one form.

Check your rebate

Request a quote

We confirm eligibility on the inspection and show the rebate on the quote.

We reply within one business day. No spam, no sales pressure, and you can also just call (503) 555-0142.

Questions

Rebate questions

Who qualifies for Energy Trust insulation incentives?

Homes in Oregon served by Portland General Electric, Pacific Power, NW Natural, Cascade Natural Gas or Avista. Nearly every home in our service area qualifies. The work must be done by a participating contractor and meet the R-value requirements.

Do I have to apply myself?

No. We are set up to submit the application with the job documentation. The incentive is either applied as an instant discount on your invoice or paid to you by Energy Trust, and we explain which one applies before you sign.

What if my attic is already at R-25?

Then the attic does not qualify, because the starting point has to be R-18 or less. We will tell you that on the inspection. It might still be worth topping up, but we will not pretend there is a rebate when there is not.

Are there federal tax credits too?

There have been federal credits for insulation in recent years and the rules change. Ask your tax preparer about the current year. We provide the itemized invoice you need either way.

Request a quote

See what your attic earns back.

Tell us about the house and we will come out, measure, and give you one written price. Rebates included, no surprises on install day.

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