Current Utility Rebates
Puget Sound Energy:
- Get a $1,500 rebate when you replace your electric resistance heating system with a qualifying air-source heat pump (ducted or ductless).
- $2,400 Efficiency Boost rebate based on your income (see below or visit pse.com/boost for more details). *Manufactured homes space and water heat rebates, ELECTRIC FORCED-AIR FURNACE TO HEAT PUMP CONVERSION ($2,400)
- Advanced duct sealing rebate, $1,250 per single family home Advanced Duct Sealing Rebate Info
- Natural gas forced-air furnace rebate. Receive a $250 rebate when you purchase a qualifying natural gas forced-air furnace for your home.
- $750 Efficiency Boost rebate based on your income. (see below or visit pse.com/boost for more details).
Tacoma Power:
- Tacoma Power Heat Pump Rebate: If you’re paying out-of-pocket for your new heat pump, you’re eligible for a rebate. We’ll cover a portion of the bill from your Tacoma Power Participating Contractor.
- If you install a ductless heat pump, you’ll receive a $1,000 rebate, and if you install a variable speed central heat pump, you’ll receive a $1,000-$2,000 rebate based on existing heating type.
Aeroseal Duct Sealing:
We offer a $450 duct sealing and $120 duct insulation rebate for residential properties up to four units per building and a $250 duct sealing rebate for manufactured homes.
- Income Qualified Deferred loans and rebates Info here.
- Puget Sound Energy rebate $1250.00
- Tacoma Power rebate $400
Requirements for a rebate:
- The home where the heat pump is installed is served by Tacoma Power.
- Replacing an existing forced air electric furnace.
- $1,000 rebate on a non-variable speed central heat pump.
- $2,000 rebate on a variable speed central heat pump.
- Replacing an existing heat pump or non-electric furnace.
- $1,000 rebate on a variable speed central heat pump.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Should You Clean Evaporator Coils?
Evaporator coils must be checked and cleaned regularly. If the coils are prone to accumulating dirt and debris, monthly cleaning may also be necessary.
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When Should I Replace My Heating System?
There are a few obvious signals that let you know when it’s time to upgrade your heating system. Frequent repairs, recent spikes in utility bills, and inconsistent temperatures in the home are a few warning signs that it’s time for a new heater. But if you’ve had the same heating system for twenty years or more, it would be a good idea to talk to an HVAC contractor about having it inspected to determine if it’s time for a heater replacement. Even if your old heater has worked without problems for years, a professional heating technician is trained to detect any possible operation or safety issues that are a direct indication that the system needs to be replaced. If you are concerned about your heating costs, you should talk to a heating professional about other options. Call us now to schedule your system's check up!
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Is it Beneficial to Oversize or Undersize a Heat Pump?
An oversized heating pump can make the inside temperature of your home uncomfortable. A heating pump with a high capacity can heat your home more quickly, but that speed can sometimes result in a couple of other problems. Furthermore, having excess capacity can result in higher electricity costs over time.
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Does the Furnace Need to Be Cleaned?
A typical furnace should be cleaned thoroughly at least once a year. Regular cleaning will not only maintain the efficiency of the furnace, but it will also keep the ducts from getting dirty and spreading dust throughout your home.
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How Much Does It Cost to Repair a Heat Pump?
Heat pump repair typically costs between $250 and $600 for homeowners. The actual cost will be determined by the type of heat pump you use and the nature of the problem.
