Electric lawn equipment · Michigan
HBPW Electric Tool Rebates (Mower, Trimmer, Leaf Blower)
Run by Holland Board of Public Works (HBPW)
OpenLast checked October 17, 2026
- What you get
- Mower $50 ($150 with gas-mower recycling); string trimmer $25 ($50 with recycling); leaf blower $25 ($50 with recycling); snow blower $50 ($150 with recycling)
- Maximum
- $150 per household
- Who qualifies
- Holland BPW electric customers; residential customers must own the gas tool they recycle.
- Where
- Holland Board of Public Works electric customers in the Holland area.
- Status
- Open. Listed on current rebate page; deadlines and funding status not published.
- Type of payment
- Rebate
What you do
Buy an electric lawn mower, string trimmer or leaf blower (battery or plug-in) and optionally recycle a gas-powered tool of the same type for a larger bonus.
Requirements
- Qualifying electric tool, battery or plug-in
- One rebate per tool type per year
- Invoice or receipt showing make, model, paid in full, purchase date
- Proof of ENERGY STAR certification
- For bonus: drain fluids from gas tool, take to PADNOS Black River Recycling Center, 11531 Chicago Drive, Holland MI 49424, get HBPW recycling receipt (free)
- Voltage and new-only rules not published
How to apply
- 1Buy the electric tool and keep the itemized receipt
- 2Optional: recycle a same-type gas tool at PADNOS and get a receipt
- 3Submit the online Residential Application on the HBPW site with receipt and ENERGY STAR proof
- 4Questions: 616-355-1577 or [email protected]
Timing and deadlines
not published
not published
Combining it with other programs
not published
Sources
- https://hollandbpw.com/en/efficiency/my-home/rebates/electric-tools (official page)
- https://hollandbpw.com/en/customer-service/residential/residential-rebates
Last checked October 17, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.
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