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Solar Roof Rebate Program
Rebate Award Amount Limits
Cost of Repair | Minimum Reimbursement Amount | Maximum Reimbursement Amount |
|---|---|---|
$1,000-$5,000 | $1,000 | $5,000 |
$5,001-$10,000 | $5,000 | $10,000 |
Over $10,000 | $10,000 | $15,000 |
*Maximum reimbursement amount may be greater if determined by city staff on a case-by case basis.
General Qualifications and Conditions
- Property owner must submit a complete and accurate application.
- The purpose of the Residential Roof Rebate Program is to provide a rebate to owner-occupied single-family detached dwellings that need a rebuilt roof to install solar panels. The City will financially assist homeowners in upgrading their existing and permitted roof to achieve long-term energy savings.
- Eligible structures with existing and permitted roof include Single-Family Dwellings, ADU’s, and detached garages.
- Excludes the following: sheds, and unpermitted structures.
- Eligible structures with existing and permitted roof include Single-Family Dwellings, ADU’s, and detached garages.
- The actual roof replacement must be carried out by the homeowner or by a licensed Roofing or General Contractor. Contractors who wish to work with the Program will be required to have either a “C-39” or “B” license, active City business license, and must maintain the required liability and workers’ compensation insurance coverage. Additional information about license types can be reviewed here.
- A building permit issued by the Paramount Building and Safety Division is required prior to the removal and replacement of a roof in the City.
- Work on the roof may not commence until all permits are issued.
- Costs associated with labor or re-engineering a roof are eligible for reimbursement based on a per project basis.
- Previously contracted or commenced work or materials purchased are not eligible for reimbursement – must apply before a permit is issued and before work begins.
- An itemized “paid” invoice or receipts of material costs associated with the job must be submitted to the City for review and approval.
- Copy of pre-qualification status from a State Licensed Solar Panel installation company (i.e., Grid Alternatives) must be submitted to the City for review and approval prior to the start of project.
- The homeowner must receive Building and Safety final approval prior to being reimbursed for a portion of qualifying material costs.
- Rebate check will be issued in the Applicant’s (i.e., homeowner, licensed contractor) name upon review and approval of either invoices or signed contract.
- Applicants must allow City staff or its agents to conduct necessary property and repair work inspections as required.
- The City determines the eligibility of applicants and reserves the right to deny requests in specific instances where the repairs and/or applicants do not conform to these or other program guidelines.
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