• Conservation (take action & save)

For Trade Allies

The PUD values its relationships with trade allies. We encourage suppliers, contractors and installers to: have a good knowledge of PUD programs, install eligible equipment in accordance with PUD specifications and actively promote the PUD’s energy-efficiency and renewable energy programs. To help us assure our customers that they will receive a quality installation with good customer service, we are developing a list of registered trade allies who do work under the PUD’s programs.

Benefits to Being a PUD Registered Contractor/Installer

As a registered Contractor/Installer, you will have the following support from the PUD to gain a competitive advantage in a challenging marketplace:

  • Promotional Materials 
  • Advertising
  • Incentives and Loans
  • Training
  • Technical Assistance

By promoting PUD energy-efficiency programs and eligible equipment, your sales can increase and your customers will benefit from PUD incentives and loans.

Join the Network

Becoming a registered Contractor/Installer involves a few simple steps. Apply today to receive the benefits from being a PUD registered Contractor/Installer. Applications and installer documents are located to the right.

Simple steps:

  • Submit a completed Contractor/Installer application
  • Submit a signed Contractor/Installer Agreement
  • Submit all required documentation
  • PUD will verify all information 
  • Attend a required contractor orientation meeting (held twice a year) Note: contractors who submit an application will be put on a waiting list and then be contacted when the next meeting is scheduled
  • Your company information will be posted on the listing if you meet the applicable requirements

What We Require

Our requirements are simple:

  • Install eligible equipment to PUD specifications
  • Provide excellent customer service
  • Promote PUD programs and encourage program participation
  • Maintain licenses, insurance, and bond(s)

Performance  and eligibility requirements vary by program. Additionally, requirements are updated periodically. Be sure to read and understand the applicable Contractor/Installer Guidelines and to provide your field staff with the applicable requirements and installation criteria.