MiHER rebates start with Michigan.
Then call All Weather.
MiHER helps eligible low-to-moderate-income Michigan households make critical energy-efficiency upgrades. You start the application. Michigan determines the award. After acceptance, we can help you understand the contractor next steps.
Applying does not guarantee approval or a specific rebate. Eligibility and rebate amounts are determined by Michigan’s MiHER program.
To protect your sensitive income and property data, the application is hosted securely by Michigan’s program administrator. It will open in a new tab.
What to know before you apply.
MiHER rules and awards are set by the state. Here are the core facts verified directly from Michigan's official program guidelines.
Who can apply
The program serves low-to-moderate-income residents statewide. Homeowners and some renters with landlord participation may qualify. New applications may be temporarily paused in selected districts, so check the official portal for current availability.
How funding works
Awards depend on your household income, chosen upgrades, estimated energy savings, and total project cost. Funding is not guaranteed.
Enhanced rebates
Households falling below 80% of the Area Median Income (AMI) may qualify for enhanced rebate amounts. Check the state site for current limits.
Direct payment
After your approved upgrades are completed and the program verifies the work, the covered rebate payment goes directly to the contractor.
Gather the basics first.
Michigan may ask for information or documents about your household, property, and income. Having those details nearby can make the official application easier to complete.
- Household information
- Property information
- Income-verification documents
Six steps from application to completed upgrades.
See exactly who owns each step—and when All Weather enters the process.
- Resident
Review Qualifications
Check Michigan’s income, property, and project rules on the official MiHER website to see if your household might qualify.
- Resident
Submit Application
You must provide your household and income verification directly to Michigan’s secure portal to start the process.
- Michigan
Wait for Acceptance
Michigan reviews your application, determines your eligibility, and provides you with the next instructions.
- Resident + All Weather
Choose a Contractor
Once approved and directed by Michigan to choose a participating contractor, call us to review your acceptance and next steps.
Call (313) 789-5200 - Selected Contractor
Home Assessment & Scope
Your selected approved contractor assesses the home and submits the eligible scope of work to the program for approval.
- Contractor & MiHER
Work Completed & Verified
After completing the approved upgrades, the program verifies the project and sends the covered rebate directly to the contractor.
Your official MiHER resources.
Because the state owns the program and determines your eligibility, you'll need to work directly with them or their program administrators for application support and current rules.
MiHER questions, answered plainly.
Still unsure where you are in the process? Call us and tell us what Michigan has sent you.
Does All Weather submit my MiHER application?
No. The Michigan resident must initiate and submit the MiHER application. After acceptance, Michigan provides instructions for choosing a participating contractor. At that stage, you can call All Weather to review your acceptance and next steps.
Does applying guarantee a rebate?
No. Eligibility, approved upgrades, and rebate amounts are determined by Michigan’s MiHER program. Always rely on your official program documents for your specific award and requirements.
Who is eligible for these rebates?
The program serves low-to-moderate-income Michigan residents statewide. Both homeowners and some renters with landlord participation may qualify, although new applications may be temporarily paused in selected districts based on funding capacity. Check the official portal for current availability. Households below 80% of the Area Median Income (AMI) may qualify for enhanced rebates.
How much could my MiHER rebate be?
Funding depends on your household income, the specific upgrades identified during the assessment, estimated energy savings, total project costs, and program limits. We recommend checking the official Michigan eligibility page for the most current information.
When should I call All Weather?
Please wait to call us until after Michigan has accepted your application and provided you with instructions to select a participating contractor. Having your award information ready helps us guide you accurately.
Make All Weather your next call.
Have your MiHER acceptance or award information ready. We’ll review it with you when Michigan directs you to choose a participating contractor.