Replace your wood-burning fireplace with clean, efficient heating and cooling. The Bay Area Air District covers a big part of the cost, and we handle everything from application to installation.
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Clean HEET is a Bay Area Air District grant that helps homeowners replace wood-burning fireplaces and stoves with clean, electric heat pumps. One system heats and cools your whole home, with no smoke, no ash, and no firewood.
Who can apply
Bay Area homeowners with a wood- or pellet-burning fireplace or stove that still works today.
Deadline
March 10, 2027, or sooner if funding runs out.
Your rebate depends on the type and age of your fireplace or stove.
Open-hearth or free-standing fireplace
up to $12,000
Wood stove or insert, 2015-2019
up to $10,000
Pellet stove or insert, 2014 and earlier
up to $15,000
Second device
+$3,000
Wood stove or insert, 2014 and earlier
up to $15,000
Qualifying low-income households
+$10,000
These are the maximum amounts set by the Bay Area Air District. Your final amount is confirmed by the Air District when your application is approved.
Step 1
We visit your home, confirm your fireplace qualifies, size the right heat pump, and file your Clean HEET application. Work starts only after the Air District sends your Notice to Proceed.
Step 2
Our NATE-certified crew installs your new Carrier heat pump.Permits, inspections, and HERS testing are included.
Step 3
We permanently close your wood-burning fireplace to program standards and send photo proof to the Air District.
Step 4
We submit the final paperwork, and the Air District releases your rebate.
Don't start work before approval. The program doesn't pay for work already done, including deposits.
After approval, the project must be finished within 4 months.
LIMITED FUNDING
Most local contractors hand you a basic install, a thin warranty, and little help with permits. IRBIS builds every job around long-term reliability, code compliance, and full homeowner protection, from start to finish.
10-YEAR PARTS, UP TO 5-YEAR LABOR WARRANTY
Many contractors stop at 1 to 3 years. IRBIS backs the job with a 10-year manufacturer parts warranty and an IRBIS labor warranty of up to 5 years, all in writing before work starts.
CARRIER PRESIDENT'S AWARD
Carrier's top dealer honor, for installation quality and customer satisfaction. Fewer than 3% of Carrier dealers reach Factory Authorizedstatus.
FULL PERMIT MANAGEMENT
Our project managers pull the permits with your city, schedule inspections, and line up third-party HERS testing. You touch no paperwork.
WHOLE-HOME ELECTRIFICATION EXPERTISE
We have electrical and plumbing crews too, not just HVAC, so your heat pump and any panel work are handled by one team.
Questions & Answers
No. Clean HEET covers wood-burning and pellet-burning fireplaces, stoves and inserts that still work. Gas and electric fireplaces are not eligible, but you may still qualify for other heat pump rebates.
No. The Air District does not reimburse work already performed, including deposits or equipment purchases. Apply first, wait for your Notice to Proceed, then we start.
The Air District notifies you within 30 days of a complete application: approved, rejected or waitlisted. We prepare the application so it is complete the first time.
Yes. Qualifying low-income participants can get an additional $10,000 plus-up on top of base funding.
Applications are accepted until 5:00 pm on March 10, 2027, in the order received, as long as funding lasts.
Applications close March 10, 2027, or sooner if funds run out.
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