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Rebates

Heat pump rebates by state.

Utilities and states pay for efficient heat pumps, and the amounts change by ZIP code, not just by state. The table shows the largest program we found in each state. Enter a ZIP code to check it against the units we sell.

By state

Largest program in each state.

Captured from EcoRebates on September 9, 2026 across 95 ZIP codes, which returned programs in 45 states. It is a sample, not a full survey: a state missing here means nothing was found in the ZIPs we checked, not that nothing is on offer. Amounts are the most a single unit qualified for.

Largest rebate program by state
StateUp to
California$10,625
New York$10,000
New Hampshire$9,000
Massachusetts$9,000
Colorado$8,812
Connecticut$7,425
Oregon$5,000
District of Columbia$5,000
Delaware$4,500
Washington$4,000
Maryland$3,750
Maine$3,000
Nevada$2,500
Rhode Island$2,447
North Dakota$2,350
North Carolina$2,100
Minnesota$2,000
Texas$2,000
Illinois$2,000
Iowa$1,800
Michigan$1,700
Utah$1,600
Wyoming$1,500
Hawaii$1,500
Tennessee$1,250
New Jersey$1,062
Alabama$1,000
Oklahoma$1,000
Indiana$1,000
South Dakota$1,000
Florida$1,000
New Mexico$875
Kansas$850
Idaho$800
Montana$800
Kentucky$750
Mississippi$750
Georgia$750
South Carolina$650
Missouri$540
Nebraska$525
Louisiana$500
Pennsylvania$300
Wisconsin$150
Arizona$7

How rebates usually work

  • Most programs pay the homeowner after installation, against an invoice from a licensed installer and the unit's AHRI certificate.
  • Cold-climate and higher-SEER2 units qualify for more. The tier column shows which threshold a unit met.
  • Federal energy-efficiency tax credits may apply on top of utility rebates. Ask your tax preparer which units and years qualify.

Every outdoor unit's page also checks your ZIP code for that model.

Questions about a program: (417) 812-0015, Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM Central.

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