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Preferred Contractor HVAC Incentive

Rebate amount
Up to $200
Your qualifying range
$200 – $200

NW Natural pays a flat $200, usually as an instant invoice credit from the NW Natural Preferred Contractor who installs the furnace, boiler, or furnace plus central AC; for some new customers it is paid directly as an incentive. NW Natural advertises this as the "Furnace and AC special offer, up to $1,800": the other $1,600 is not NW Natural money. It is Energy Trust's Savings Within Reach tier on its gas furnace incentive (7150), for moderate-income households installing a 95%+ AFUE furnace, or the rental tier of that same incentive, for single-family rental owners; each tier has its own eligibility. Offer extended through January 31, 2027.

NW Natural offers a $200 invoice credit or incentive when you install a new gas furnace, boiler, or natural gas furnace plus central air conditioner using a NW Natural Preferred Contractor. This offer is available for homeowners of existing homes and eligible owners of single-family rental properties.

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Guidance

NW Natural offers a $200 incentive or instant invoice credit for upgrading heating and cooling equipment in existing single-family homes. To qualify, the installation must be completed by a member of the NW Natural Preferred Contractor Alliance.

Homeowner Tasks

  • Confirm property and ownership eligibility

    Ensure the property is an existing single-family home or rental located in NW Natural service territory and that you are the property owner.

  • Hire a NW Natural Preferred Contractor

    Select and hire a qualified contractor from the NW Natural Preferred Contractor Alliance to perform the installation.

  • Review the contractor's written estimate

    Obtain and review a detailed written estimate prior to installation that outlines all project costs, including permitting and removal.

  • Verify the $200 credit on the final invoice

    Confirm that the $200 incentive is clearly itemized and deducted from your total invoice.

Contractor Tasks

  • Provide a detailed written estimate

    Supply the homeowner with a complete pre-installation written estimate detailing all costs, including permitting and equipment removal.

  • Obtain necessary permits

    Acquire all required local and municipal permits for the equipment replacement.

  • Install qualifying HVAC equipment

    Install an eligible natural gas furnace, boiler, or natural gas furnace paired with central air conditioning.

  • Apply the $200 credit to the final invoice

    Ensure the final invoice clearly reflects the $200 credit applied to the customer's total balance.

This incentive program is scheduled to end on August 31, 2026.
New construction properties and multi-family units are not eligible for this incentive.
Work must be performed by a member of the NW Natural Preferred Contractor Alliance to receive the incentive.
The $200 incentive is typically applied directly as an instant credit on the contractor's final billing invoice.

Qualification

  • Permit required

Not required: energy star certified equipment · ahri matched pair · income-qualified · has income-qualified portion · pre-approval required · contractor enrollment required · fuel switching required

Paid to:Both
Stackability: Can be stacked with Energy Trust of Oregon rebates and Savings Within Reach incentives. The $200 incentive is provided by NW Natural for using a Preferred Contractor, while other amounts come from Energy Trust of Oregon.

Important Dates

Program runs:
January 31, 2027

Budget & Availability

  • May 20, 2026
    Funds are available. Offer is extended through May 31, 2026.

How to Submit

Work with a NW Natural Preferred Contractor to install your qualifying equipment. The incentive will either be applied as an invoice credit by the contractor or provided directly to you.

Program Resources

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