2026 State Rebates Now Available

What Heat Pump Fits
Your Home? Find Out in 60 Seconds.

Take our free quiz to get a personalized heat pump recommendation and see how much you can save with state and utility rebates.

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30M+ Americans Using Heat Pumps
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How It Works

Get your personalized recommendation in 3 simple steps

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Answer 7 Quick Questions

Tell us about your home, current heating system, and energy usage. Takes about 60 seconds.

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Get Your Recommendation

We'll match you with the ideal heat pump type and show your estimated energy savings.

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See Your Rebate Estimate

Find out which state and utility rebates you qualify for based on your zip code.

📈 Heat Pump Market Overview

Why Homeowners Are Switching to Heat Pumps

Real data from government and industry sources

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30 million+ American homes now use heat pumps — adoption has tripled in the last decade as technology improved and costs dropped.

U.S. Department of Energy
Federal Government Data
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$8.8 billion in federal rebate funding rolled out to states in 2026 through HEAR and HOMES programs — the largest residential energy upgrade program in U.S. history.

Inflation Reduction Act
State Energy Programs
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Heat pumps are 2-4x more efficient than traditional heating systems because they move heat instead of generating it — saving 30-60% on energy bills.

ENERGY STAR
EPA Program
❔ Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this quiz really free? ▼
Yes, 100% free. We make money by connecting interested homeowners with qualified local installers. You're never charged for using the quiz or receiving your recommendation.
What happened to the federal tax credit? ▼
The federal 25C tax credit expired December 31, 2025. However, state-administered HEAR and HOMES programs launched in 2026 with $8.8 billion in federal funding. Many states are offering even MORE than the old tax credit. Your quiz results will show the specific programs available in your area.
How accurate are the rebate estimates? ▼
Our rebate data is sourced from official state energy programs and updated regularly. Estimates are based on your zip code and may vary based on income qualification. A local installer can provide the exact amount during a free consultation.
Will someone call me? ▼
Only if you request it. When you complete the quiz, you may receive a call from a qualified local installer to discuss your options. You can opt out at any time.
Do heat pumps work in cold climates? ▼
Yes! Modern cold-climate heat pumps work efficiently down to -15°F. They've improved dramatically in the last 5 years. In fact, states like Massachusetts and Maine have some of the highest heat pump adoption rates in the country.
How much does a heat pump cost? ▼
A typical whole-home heat pump installation ranges from $5,000 to $15,000 before rebates. After state rebates and utility incentives, many homeowners pay $2,000 to $8,000 out of pocket. Some income-qualified households pay nothing.

Ready to Find Your Perfect Heat Pump?

See which rebates you qualify for and get a personalized recommendation. It takes 60 seconds and it's completely free.

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Are you a homeowner?

Heat pump rebates are only available to homeowners

Yes, I own my home
No, I rent

What's your zip code?

We'll find the rebate programs available in your area

What state do you live in?

Rebate amounts vary significantly by state — NY offers up to $24,000, MA up to $16,000

How big is your home?

This helps us recommend the right system size

Under 1,000 sq ft
1,000 - 2,000 sq ft
2,000 - 3,000 sq ft
3,000+ sq ft

What's your current heating system?

This determines your conversion savings potential

Gas furnace
Oil furnace
Electric baseboard
Window AC units
Central AC
Other / Not sure

How old is your current system?

Older systems benefit more from upgrading

Under 5 years
5 - 10 years
10 - 15 years
15+ years

What's your monthly energy bill?

We'll estimate your potential savings

Under $100
$100 - $200
$200 - $300
$300+

When are you looking to install?

This helps us prioritize your recommendation

As soon as possible
Within 3 months
Within 6 months
Within a year
Just researching

Have you gotten any quotes from heat pump installers?

This helps match you with the right installer

Yes, I have quotes
Not yet, but I'm looking
No, just exploring

What best describes where you are right now?

We'll customize your results based on your timeline

Ready to hire an installer
Comparing options
Just researching rebates

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Heat Pump Rebates Require Homeownership

Current state rebate programs are designed for homeowners. If you're planning to buy a home, bookmark this page and come back — these rebates could save you thousands on your first system.

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Your Heat Pump Recommendation

Based on your answers, here's what we recommend for your home.

⚡ Recommended System

Ducted Air-Source Heat Pump

Best all-around option for whole-home heating and cooling.

30-50%
Energy Savings
$800 - $1,500
Est. Annual Savings

💰 Your Rebate Estimate

Heat Pump Rebate $3,000 - $5,500
Water Heater Rebate $2,500
Income-Qualified Maximum $8,000

Program: TECH Clean California + LADWP
LADWP paying up to $6,250 total when bundling central AC + heat pump rebate.

📞 Want a Free Quote from a Local Installer?

A qualified HVAC professional in your area can give you an exact price and help you claim your rebates.

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