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The rebates · Section III

For many Maine mobile homes, the cost is $0.

Qualify as low-income and Efficiency Maine's top tier stacks with the federal HEAR program for mobile homes — often enough to cover a full system.

01 Do you qualify?

Low-income means one of these

Efficiency Maine treats a household as low-income if a member is enrolled in a qualifying assistance program, or income is at or below the county low-income threshold for the household size.

Income eligibility must be verified with Efficiency Maine before installation. A registered installer such as BRF Services or Maine Energy Services can walk you through it — usually quick if you're already on one of the programs above.
02 The two offers
No out-of-pocket cost

Up to 3 free Seville heat pumps

Qualifying low-income mobile homes can have up to three Seville cold-climate heat pumps installed at no cost. The Efficiency Maine + HEAR stack is applied for you — no paperwork to chase.

Best for: households already on MaineCare, HEAP, SNAP, or TANF.

Top-tier equipment

Keen — up to 30 BTU/watt HSPF2

$75per month × 60 months · 0% APR

Want the highest-efficiency Keen units? BRF Services or Maine Energy Services offer them at a fixed $75/month for 60 months, 0% interest — a predictable payment, no teaser rate.

Best for: maximum efficiency with a set monthly cost.

03 The numbers

Efficiency Maine rebate tiers

Income tierPer outdoor unitLifetime cap per home
Low income$3,000$9,000
Moderate income$2,000$6,000
Any income (no verification)$1,000$3,000

Applies to qualifying single-zone cold-climate outdoor units on Efficiency Maine's list, up to three per home.

04 The mobile-home stack

Why mobile homes go furthest

Maine deploys its federally funded HEAR program to the highest-energy-burden housing first. Single-family manufactured (mobile) homes occupied by income-eligible residents are one of two priority categories. That lets a mobile home layer HEAR on top of the Efficiency Maine rebate:

SourceLow-income mobile home
Efficiency Maine (3 units × $3,000)up to $9,000
HEAR (mobile-home heat pump rebate)up to $8,000
Combinedup to ~$17,000
That combined stack covers a full system for many mobile homes — the mechanism behind the "3 free heat pumps" path. HEAR funding is limited and phased; confirm current availability with a registered installer.
05 The process
1

Gather program proof

MaineCare, HEAP, SNAP, or TANF enrollment is the fastest route to low-income status.

2

Contact a registered installer

Call BRF Services or Maine Energy Services. Only a Registered Vendor can process the rebate.

3

Verify before installing

Your installer verifies income with Efficiency Maine first — this must happen before the work.

4

Choose free Seville or $75/mo Keen

Up to 3 free Seville units, or top-tier Keen at $75/month, 0% for 60 months. The installer applies rebates; you pay the net.

Questions about your situation? Efficiency Maine's hotline is 866-376-2463, or your local Community Action Agency can help with income verification and heating assistance.
No cost · No obligation

The facts point one way. Get your numbers.

A registered Maine installer will size the system, confirm your rebate tier, and quote the net cost — at no charge.