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HVAC Rebates

Save up to $2,000 in Tax Credits and more in Rebates!

Our Rebate Center makes it easy to find HVAC rebates in your area.

Three easy steps to getting up to $2,000 back!

Our Rebate Center makes it easy to find HVAC rebates in your area.

Three easy steps to getting up to $2,000 back!

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The Federal Inflation Reduction Act (IRA)

On January 1, 2023, the Inflation Reduction Act expanded the amount of federal income tax credits you can claim for energy-efficient home improvements, including HVAC equipment and high-efficiency ducted heat pump systems. These tax credits are 30% of your total purchase and installation costs for up to $2,000. Additional credits may be available based on your income. 

  • Equipment must be on the CEE List of Tier 1, 2, 3, or 4 heat pumps to qualify for the tax credits. Energy Star heat pumps are not required, but all Energy Star equipment DOES qualify.
  • The CEE List of qualifying mini splits only includes multi-zone equipment, as it is designed to support increased whole-home efficiency. Single Zone mini splits do not qualify. 
  • Equipment Requirements for the 25C Energy Tax Credit:
    • ALL of United States: 16 SEER2 or Greater
    • Southern United States: 12 EER2 or Greater
    • Northern United States: 9 EER2 or Greater
    • Southern United States: 9 HSPF2 or Greater
    • Northern United States: 9.5 HSPF2 or Greater

Save more money with MORE rebates!

The Inflation Act also provided 4.5 billion in funding to local and state governments as well as utility companies to support home upgrades. Here are some tips to help you find out if you qualify for more rebates and potential savings!

  • Research Online Sources:
    • Official Government Websites
    • State Energy Office Websites
    • Utility Company Websites
    • Check EnergyStar.gov 
  • Contact Resources:
    • Contact your Utility Company
    • Contact Local Government Offices
    • Contact Local Contractors
  • Other Tips to Note:
    • Check eligibility criteria
    • Research deadlines
    • Have necessary documentation
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