Electrical and Safety Programs
See If Your Home Qualifies For
By submitting, you agree to be contacted regarding available programs. GridAssociation is an independent platform and is not affiliated with any government agency or utility provider. Grid Association accepts program eligibility inquiries from homeowners in all 50 states. Program availability, incentive amounts, and contractor coverage vary by location — not all programs or services are available in every area.
Three steps from eligibility to execution
GridAssociation helps you understand available programs, confirms the right pathway with you, and coordinates an introduction to a vetted contractor if you choose to proceed.
Submit your eligibility request
Tell us what you're looking to improve and where you're located. We use this to identify the program categories that may apply.
- Quick form with basic details
- Select your project type
- We prepare your review
We contact you and map options
A GridAssociation representative confirms your request, answers questions, and outlines the program pathways that may reduce your costs.
- Confirm scope and home details
- Explain program categories in plain language
- Share next steps and what to expect
We connect you with a contractor
If you choose to proceed, we coordinate an introduction to a qualified local contractor and help align the appointment and expectations.
- Licensed and insured contractors
- Appointment coordination support
- Clear next steps
Programs We Help Navigate
GridAssociation provides education and facilitation services across home improvement categories with federal, state, and utility incentive opportunities.
Electrical
Panel upgrade programs, electrification rebates, safety compliance, and EV infrastructure support.
Solar & Renewable Energy
Federal Investment Tax Credit, state incentives, utility programs, and distributed energy initiatives.
Batteries
Battery storage incentives, virtual power plant programs, backup power initiatives, and grid resiliency.
EV Chargers
Level 2 home charging incentives, the federal 30C tax credit, utility make-ready rebates, and panel-upgrade support.
Generators
Standby and backup power: utility PSPS and wildfire-area rebates, medical-baseline programs, and battery alternatives.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Grid Association a government agency or a utility?
No. Grid Association is an independent, privately held company. It is not a government agency, a public utility or utility commission, a lender, or a licensed contractor, and it does not administer any incentive program. Its role is to explain the programs that exist and, where relevant, connect homeowners with independent licensed contractors.
Does it cost anything to check my eligibility?
No. Reviewing which federal, state, and utility programs may apply to your home is provided at no cost and with no obligation to move forward.
Which programs might I qualify for?
It depends on where you live, your household income, your utility, and the type of project. Programs can include federal rebates such as the Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEAR/HEEHRA), state rebate programs, and utility incentives. Availability and amounts change over time and vary by location, so specific figures should always be verified with the program administrator.
Are federal tax credits still available in 2026?
Several residential clean-energy tax credits (25C for efficiency improvements and 25D for solar and battery) ended for property placed in service after December 31, 2025. The federal EV charger credit (30C) ended June 30, 2026. Rebate programs funded by the Inflation Reduction Act, along with state and utility incentives, may still apply. Because this area is changing, confirm current rules with a tax professional and the official program sources before relying on them.
Do you install equipment yourselves?
No. Grid Association does not perform electrical, solar, battery, generator, or EV-charger work. When a project makes sense, we connect you with an independent licensed contractor. Any agreement for work is strictly between you and that contractor.
Which areas does Grid Association serve?
Grid Association accepts program eligibility inquiries from homeowners in all 50 states. Program availability, incentive amounts, and contractor coverage vary by location, and not all programs or services are available in every area.
How is my information used?
The information you submit is used to review program eligibility and, if you choose to proceed, to coordinate an introduction with a licensed contractor. See our Privacy Policy for details on how data is handled and how to opt out of contact.
What happens after I submit the form?
A representative reviews the programs that may apply in your area and contacts you to discuss options, usually within 1–2 business days. If you qualify and want to continue, we coordinate an introduction to a qualified local contractor.
Submit Program Eligibility Assessment
Use this form to request information on federal tax credits, state rebate programs, and utility-aligned incentive structures applicable to your property jurisdiction. Program assessment provided at no cost.
Upon submission, a platform representative will conduct a preliminary program eligibility assessment for your jurisdiction and respond within 1-2 business days. No purchase obligation.