HVAC Rebates in Los Angeles County
Are You a Southern California Edison Customer?
You may qualify for available rebates when upgrading your home with an eligible high-efficiency heat pump or HVAC system.
Basic Eligibility Requirements
The property must be located in Southern California Edison service territory.
The customer must have an active SCE electric account.
The new equipment must meet current rebate program requirements.
Existing heating equipment, property type, and installation conditions may affect eligibility.
Final eligibility is subject to program approval and available funding.
Are You an LADWP Customer?
You may qualify for available rebates when replacing or upgrading your heating and cooling system with an eligible energy-efficient heat pump.
Basic Eligibility Requirements
The property must be located in LADWP service territory.
The customer must have an active LADWP electric account.
The new equipment must meet current LADWP efficiency and program requirements.
The installation may need to serve the entire home, depending on the rebate program.
Final eligibility is subject to LADWP approval and available funding.
Helping You Claim Savings on Energy-Efficient Upgrades
Federal, state, and local rebate programs can take a meaningful chunk off the cost of a new HVAC system, but the paperwork and eligibility rules trip a lot of homeowners up.
We’re qualified to assist customers with rebate programs and walk you through every step.
What Are Rebates?
Rebates are cash-back incentives offered by government agencies, utilities, and manufacturers to encourage homeowners to upgrade to more energy-efficient HVAC equipment.
When you install a qualifying system, you can recover part of your investment by applying for one or more of these programs. Some pay out in cash, some as bill credits, and some as instant point-of-sale discounts.
Programs We Support
HEEHRA
The High-Efficiency Electric Home Rebate Act, a federal program offering substantial rebates for income-qualified households upgrading to electric heat pumps and other efficient equipment.
Go Zero
A regional program supporting the transition away from gas appliances toward all-electric, high-efficiency systems including heat pumps and mini splits.
Local & State Programs
California offers several state-level incentives, and many utility companies run their own rebate programs for energy-efficient HVAC upgrades. We track what’s currently available.
Who Qualifies?
Eligibility depends on the program: some are income-based, some require specific equipment types or efficiency ratings, and some are open to most homeowners installing qualifying systems.
We help you determine which rebates you qualify for before any work begins, so you know exactly what savings to expect.
How It Works
Check Eligibility
We review your household details, the equipment you’re considering, and current program requirements to identify which rebates you qualify for.
Get Approved
The program administrator reviews your application. We follow up on your behalf and answer any questions that come up during the review.
We Help You Apply
Our team handles the paperwork, gathers required documentation, and walks you through any forms you need to sign.
Receive Savings
Once approved, your rebate is issued, whether as a check, a bill credit, or an instant discount applied at installation.
Potential Savings
Rebate amounts vary widely based on the program, your household, and the equipment installed. Some homeowners save a few hundred dollars on a single rebate, while others combine multiple programs for several thousand in total savings on a full HVAC upgrade. During your consultation, we’ll give you a realistic estimate of what you can expect to recover.
Let’s See What You Qualify For!
Rebate programs change, expire, and update frequently. Reach out and we’ll review what’s currently available, check your eligibility, and walk you through how to claim every dollar you’re entitled to.
