Free Ductless Heat Pumps for Qualifying Monmouth Manufactured Homes!

Stay warmer in winter, cooler in summer, and enjoy energy-efficient comfort — at no cost if you qualify!

Peak Heat Pumps & Electric is helping eligible manufactured-home residents in the Monmouth Power & Light (MPL) service area upgrade their homes with a FREE 1-zone ductless heat pump.

Through available incentives from Monmouth Power & Light and the Oregon Department of Energy's HP3 program, qualifying homeowners and renters may receive up to $5,500 toward a complete installation, including necessary electrical work.

See the flyer below for the household income qualification table and additional details.

Why Choose a Ductless Heat Pump?

A ductless heat pump provides efficient heating and cooling in one system, helping you enjoy:

  • Year-round comfort: Heating in winter and cooling in summer.

  • Lower energy use: An efficient alternative to electric resistance heating.

  • Better temperature control: Comfortable heating and cooling in your main living area.

  • Professional installation: Completed by the experienced team at Peak Heat Pumps & Electric.

Ready to Find Out If You Qualify?

Getting started is easy! Contact Peak to discuss your home's eligibility and schedule a FREE site visit.

Call or text: (541) 602-7413

Our team will help you understand the available incentives, answer your questions, and guide you through the next steps.

Efficient Comfort. Trusted Power.

Program eligibility, funding availability, and installation requirements apply. No-cost installation is available only for qualifying homes and approved project scopes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime. If you’re feeling ready, schedule a visit with us!

Get a FREE Home Energy Assessment – Powered by Seeds for the Sol

We’ve partnered with Seeds for the Sol, a local nonprofit, to help you unlock even more energy savings. They offer no‑cost home energy assessments and can connect you with additional incentives – including potential no‑cost heat pump upgrades for income‑qualified households.