HVAC Rebates & Tax Credits
Free money you're probably leaving on the table. Discover how to claim up to $10,000+ in federal and state incentives for your new system.
1. Federal Incentives (IRA)
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) created the most generous HVAC incentives in US history, guaranteed through 2032.
25C Tax Credit
Available to ANY homeowner, regardless of income.
- Heat Pumps: 30% of cost up to $2,000
- Central AC: 30% of cost up to $600
- Furnaces: 30% of cost up to $600
HEEHRA Rebates
Upfront point-of-sale discounts based on income.
- Low Income (<80% AMI): Up to $8,000 for a heat pump
- Moderate (80-150% AMI): Up to $4,000 for a heat pump
- Electrical Upgrades: Up to $4,000 for panel upgrades to support it
2. Local Utility Rebates
Most power companies offer separate rebates ranging from $100 to $1,000+ for installing high-efficiency equipment or switching from gas to electric heating. These stack on top of federal tax credits.
Find your local rebates
The DSIRE database tracks every utility rebate in the country.
3. Manufacturer Rebates
Brands like Lennox, Trane, and Carrier run aggressive seasonal promotions—typically in Spring (March-May) and Fall (Sept-Nov)—when business is slow.
Contractor Warning!
Many homeowners lose out on manufacturer rebates because the contractor forgets to file the paperwork. Always ask your contractor: "Will you be handling the rebate registration, or do I need to do it online?"
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Enter your estimated costs below to see how much you could save with federal tax credits and utility rebates.
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