
Attic insulation
How much insulation your attic needs, which material fits, and what it takes to get there.
Learn more →PSE insulation rebates · Puget Sound Energy customers
Puget Sound Energy offers rebates on some insulation upgrades. We check what your home qualifies for, do the work, and handle the rebate paperwork with you.
Reviewing an insulation rebate form with a homeowner · Bellevue, WAThe problem
Puget Sound Energy runs rebate programs for home energy upgrades, including some attic and crawl space insulation work. A rebate can lower what you pay for a project. The catch is that PSE sets who qualifies, which upgrades count and how much each one pays, and those rules change from time to time. Reading the current program details, matching them to your house and filing the paperwork correctly is a project of its own.
That's the part we take off your plate. Super Attic Solutions is a PSE Recommended Energy Professional, and we display that badge on our site. During your free inspection we look at what your attic and crawl space need, then check what PSE currently offers for that work. We tell you what we expect to qualify, and we handle the paperwork with you after the job is done. PSE makes the final call on every rebate.

Warning signs
If any of these sound like your house, bring up rebates when you book.
If PSE sends your electric or gas bill, ask us to check what its current insulation programs offer for your home.
Shallow or settled attic insulation is the kind of upgrade utility programs often focus on. We check against PSE's current rules.
Missing or fallen under-floor insulation is worth asking about too, along with the crawl space work around it.
Ask before work starts. That gives us time to check the current program and plan the job and paperwork together.
If we've already inspected and quoted your home, ask us to check which line items may fit a current PSE program.
Landlords and property managers with PSE service can ask about programs for rental homes and multi-family buildings.
Proof of work
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BeforeAfter
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STEP 04How we do it
You get the upgrade and the paperwork help in one project.
A technician goes into your attic and crawl space, measures what's there, and takes photos of the existing insulation, depth and condition. Those photos are useful twice: once for planning the job with you, and again as a record of the starting point for the rebate paperwork.
We match the work your home needs against what PSE's current programs cover. Then we tell you plainly which parts of the job we expect to qualify and which don't. We don't quote rebate amounts we can't promise, because PSE sets them and they change.
Your estimate lists each part of the job: removal if needed, air sealing, baffles and the insulation itself, with material and target depth. We recommend materials such as Knauf EcoBatt with ECOSE Technology or CertainTeed products based on the space, not on the rebate alone.
Our crew does the work and records it as we go. We take after photos from the same spots as the before shots and keep the details of the material and the areas we insulated, so the information for the rebate is ready when the job is done.
We handle the rebate paperwork with you, so nothing is missed and you're not left reading program rules on your own. PSE reviews and decides on each application. If PSE has questions about the work, we help you answer them.
What you get
| Status | PSE Recommended Energy Professional |
|---|---|
| Eligibility check | We check current PSE programs against your home's needs |
| Areas | Attic and crawl space insulation upgrades |
| Products | Knauf EcoBatt with ECOSE Technology, CertainTeed and more |
| Documentation | Before and after photos; material and area details |
| Paperwork | Handled with you after the work is done |
| Rebate decision | Made by PSE; amounts and rules set by PSE |
| Inspection | Free, with photos of your attic and crawl space |

Puget Sound homes
PSE serves a large share of the region we work in. Many homes on its lines, from 1970s Bellevue and Redmond split-levels to older houses in Olympia and Lacey, have attic insulation well below the R-49 to R-60 Washington now targets for new homes. Crawl spaces under those homes often have batts that sagged or fell years ago. That gap is the kind of upgrade energy programs exist to close. Our long heating season, from October well into spring, is why it matters here.
Some parts of the area are served by other utilities, and some homes get electricity from one utility and natural gas from another. Which utility serves you decides which programs apply. Not sure? Have a recent energy bill handy when we inspect and we'll check with you. If PSE programs don't apply to your home, the insulation work still pays off in comfort and lower heating demand, and you get the same honest quote, the same photos and the same crew either way.

Pricing
Your quote covers the work. Any rebate comes from PSE afterward, based on its rules.
Attic only, crawl space only, or both, and how much area each one covers.
Clean insulation can be topped up. Wet or rodent-soiled insulation needs removal first.
The product you choose and how far we build up from what's there now.
Penetrations to seal, baffles at the eaves, hatch work and clearances around flues.
PSE sets the rules and amounts and they change. We check what you qualify for and handle the paperwork with you.
We had rodent problem in our house. Also our house had bare minimum insulation in some places. Isaac was very helpful, he also took some photos of the attic and crawl space. They gave me a reasonable quote for rodent proofing and insulation. Their crew was on time and finished the job in two days. Really appreciate their hard work.
FAQ
Still unsure? Call (800) 674-4933 and talk it through with us.
PSE sets rebate amounts, and they change, so we don't quote numbers on this page. After your free inspection, we check what PSE currently offers for the work your home needs and tell you what we expect to qualify. PSE makes the final decision on each rebate.
PSE sets who qualifies and which upgrades count, and those rules change. The quickest way to find out is to book a free inspection and have a recent energy bill handy. We look at your attic and crawl space, check PSE's current programs and tell you plainly what fits.
It's a designation from PSE, and we display PSE's Recommended Energy Professional badge on our site. For you, it means we know how PSE's insulation programs work and how to handle the paperwork. It doesn't change PSE's rules or guarantee a rebate. PSE reviews each application and makes its own decision.
You don't have to do it alone. We handle the paperwork with you, using the photos and details we collect during the job. Some parts need your information or signature as the homeowner, and we walk you through those so nothing is left out.
We install a range of products, including Knauf EcoBatt with ECOSE Technology and CertainTeed, plus blown fiberglass, cellulose and rockwool. We recommend the material that fits the space. If a PSE program has product requirements, we check them as part of looking at what you qualify for.
That's up to PSE's program rules, which change, so we can't promise it. The safest approach is to talk to us before the work starts. That way we can check the current program, plan the job around it and document the before and after properly.
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