Rebates2025-05-08
State-by-State HVAC Rebates: Which Programs Are Still Open?
Federal and state HVAC rebates can cut your new system cost by up to $3,200. Here's which programs are still accepting applications in 2025.
Between the IRA Home Efficiency Rebates and state utility programs, US homeowners can save significantly on a new HVAC system in 2025. Here's what's available.
Federal Programs (2025)
High-Efficiency Electric Home Rebate Act (HEEHRA)
Available to low- and moderate-income households:
- Heat pumps: Up to $8,000
- Heat pump water heaters: Up to $1,750
- Electric panel upgrades: Up to $4,000
Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (25C)
Available to all income levels:
- Central AC and heat pumps: Up to $600 credit
- Heat pump water heaters: Up to $2,000 credit
Top State Programs Still Open
| State | Program | Max Rebate | |-------|---------|-----------| | California | Energy Upgrade CA | $3,000 | | New York | Clean Heat | $2,500 | | Massachusetts | Mass Save | $2,000 | | Colorado | Xcel Energy | $1,200 | | Texas | Oncor | $800 |
How to Apply
- Get quotes from qualifying HVAC contractors
- Choose an ENERGY STAR certified system
- Have contractor submit rebate paperwork, or apply directly via your state energy office
Many programs are first-come, first-served. Check availability in your ZIP code before scheduling installation.