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Are you considering upgrading your home's heating and cooling system? A heat pump offers an energy-efficient solution that can significantly reduce your utility bills.While the initial cost of a heat pump system may appear substantial, several rebate programs can significantly lower your upfront expenses. These incentives are designed to make energy-efficient upgrades more accessible to homeowners like you.Our team at IRBIS Air, Plumbing & Electrical can help you take full advantage of programs like these. We can help you find the perfect heat pump system for your needs and maximize your rebate potential.
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To be eligible, you must:
Be a homeowner
Live in Santa Clara or San Mateo County
Have a heat pump that’s 10+ years old
Be a PG&E customer (PG&E bill required at appointment)
Heat pump rebates are discounts or financial incentives that can help you save money wheninstalling a new heat pump system. These rebates come from various sources, including government programs, utility companies, and even heat pump manufacturers. They aim to encourage homeowners to switch to more energy-efficient heating and cooling solutions, which benefit both the environment and your wallet.Think of them as a reward for making a smart choice for your home and the planet. These rebates can significantly reduce the upfront cost of a heat pump, making this comfortable and eco-friendly option more accessible.
How Do I Qualify for Heat Pump Rebates?
Qualifying for heat pump rebates depends on a few key factors. Since programs vary, it's important to check the specific requirements for each one.
Common factors that can affect your eligibility include:
Location: Some rebates are exclusive to specific cities or counties.
Household income: Certain programs prioritize making energy efficiency accessible to low- to moderate-income households.
Home sweet home: You might need to own your home and use it as your primary residence.
Out with the old: Replacing an older, less efficient system might be a requirement for some rebates.
Efficiency is key: The heat pump you choose will likely need to meet specific energy-efficiency standards.
It's best to consult with a qualified HVAC professional at IRBIS Air, Plumbing & Electrical to streamline the application process. We can help you understand the different programs and determine your eligibility.
Fantastic experience replacing our outdated gas furnace and water heater with a new heat pump system. The team was professional and efficient. The best part? We saved thousands thanks to the generous rebates available. This upgrade is definitely worth it.
- Lamin N.
Cannot be happier with my new Heat pump water heater. It's been 2 weeks since I have it and it's working great! Tim did a thorough evaluation and installers performed neat work. Evan called to make sure we are all set up! Definitely use them again!
- Jypara E.
I must say everyone from IRBIS are very professional! Everyone from comfort advisor to scheduler and installers/technicians are very pleasant and nice to work with which totally makes the experience so great! They are really serious in bringing comfort to our home! We are happy and we'll definitely get them again for future HVAC needs!
- Shiela C.
Questions & Answers
Heat pump rebates are financial incentives that reduce the cost of installing an energy-efficient heat pump system. Rebates can come from local utilities, state programs, federal incentives, or manufacturers, and are designed to encourage homeowners to switch to cleaner, more efficient heating and cooling.
Yes! Rebates on new hvac systems are available when your new system meets program efficiency and eligibility rules. In most cases, incentives apply to high-efficiency heat pumps or qualifying HVAC replacements, and the rebate amount depends on your location, utility provider, and what you’re replacing (for example, an older gas furnace or AC).
Savings vary by program and by project, but many homeowners can qualify for thousands of dollars in combined incentives. Actual totals depend on your home, equipment choice, and eligibility.
IRBIS supports rebate projects across San Jose and nearby communities, including Santa Clara County, San Mateo County, and Redwood City. Program availability depends on your utility and city.
Most rebates apply to high-efficiency heat pump HVAC systems (heating and cooling). Some programs also support heat pump water heaters or whole-home electrification upgrades.
Timing depends on the program. Many rebates are issued after installation and any required inspection. Some programs may apply incentives directly to your invoice, while others mail a check later.
Call IRBIS to schedule a free consultation and rebate assessment. We’ll identify all incentives available to your home and guide you through the easiest path to maximum savings. Contact: (408) 317 3901
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