DEQ Woodstove Changeout Program in St. Maries
The DEQ Woodstove Changeout Program in St. Maries helps homeowners replace old woodstoves with cleaner, EPA-certified heating systems to reduce air pollution, funded by the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality.
Funder: Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
Due Dates: December 31, 2026
Funding Amounts: Up to $6,500 rebate for verified low-income households; up to $4,000 for others; single-appliance replacement only.
Summary: Rebates for St. Maries homeowners to replace outdated woodstoves with cleaner, EPA-certified heating units to improve air quality.
Key Information: Low-income households receive priority; funding is limited and awarded first-come, first-served.
Description
The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality's Woodstove Changeout Program in St. Maries provides financial incentives for homeowners to replace old, inefficient wood-burning stoves with modern, EPA-certified woodstoves, pellet stoves, or gas, propane, or electric heat pumps. The program aims to reduce particulate air pollution and improve air quality in the St. Maries area by encouraging the adoption of cleaner home heating technologies.
