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Energy Smart Homes - Whole House Rebate - Single Family | The Switch Is On Incentive Finder
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Energy Smart Homes - Whole House Rebate - Single Family | The Switch Is On Incentive Finder

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The Energy Smart Homes Whole House Rebate offers a $5,500 incentive for installing heat pump space heating, heat pump water heating, electric or induction cooking, and an electric dryer in single-family properties. The rebate is available for both contractors and homeowners. Additional bonus incentives for single-family properties include a $1000 infrastructure upgrade and a $400 heat pump dryer upgrade. Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) incentives are also available. Visit the provided URL for more information and to apply for the rebate.
Value
$5,500
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Energy Smart Homes - Reembolso para toda la vivienda - Familia unifamiliar | Encuentra el incentivo con el Interruptor Encendido
Rebate offers and eligibility subject to change. Contact your Contractor/ Incentive Provider for the most up to date rebate information.
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Energy Smart Homes

INCENTIVE PRICING

$5,500

FUNCTIONAL CATEGORY

  • Whole House

EQUIPMENT TYPE

  • Whole Home

WHO CAN APPLY?

  • Contractors
  • Homeowners

LAYERABLE?

Yes

INCOME QUALIFYING?

No

REQUIREMENTS:

Single Family - Each single family property (includes duplex, townhomes, and manufactured homes) must install heat pump space heating, heat pump water heating, electric or induction cooking, and an electric dryer.
Single Family Bonus Incentives include: $1000 Infrastructure Upgrade $400 Heat Pump Dryer Upgrade
Note: Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) incentives are also available, contact [email protected] for more details
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