Rebates
Rebates can lower what you pay. We'll tell you which ones fit.
Local utilities and state programs offer rebates on many efficiency upgrades. Programs and amounts change, so we check what fits your address before we quote.
How we help
- STEP 1We check your addressWe look up the programs your utility and city offer for your home.
- STEP 2We include them in your quoteYou see what you may qualify for before you decide.
- STEP 3We explain what each program needsWe tell you what to submit, and whether the program requires an approved contractor.
Heat pump rebates by area
Rebates depend on who supplies your electricity, not just your town.
| Where you live | Your electric utility | Heat pump rebates | Requirements |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kennewick, West Richland, Benton City, Prosser | Benton PUD | Heat pump: $200 to $1,200. Ductless heat pump: $800. Credited on the approved contractor’s invoice. | Electrically heated homes. Work must be done by a Benton PUD approved contractor. Paid until funding runs out. |
| Richland | City of Richland Energy Services | Rebates or low-interest loans on efficient HVAC. Amounts are not listed online. | Work must be done by a City of Richland Authorized Contractor. Separate income-qualified program. |
| Pasco | Franklin PUD | No heat pump rebate listed. Smart thermostat: $100. | Apply within 60 days of purchase. |
| Walla Walla, Yakima | Pacific Power (Wattsmart) | Heat pump conversion: $2,000 (from electric or gas) or $2,250 (from wood, oil or propane). Ductless: $1,600 or $1,800. Cold-climate upgrade: $300. | Existing homes. Contractor must be a Wattsmart Trade Ally. Conversions need pre-approval before old equipment is removed. |
| Statewide | Washington HEAR program | Help with heat pumps and the panel and wiring upgrades they need. | For income-qualified households. Run through local program administrators. |
Amounts are from each program’s website as of October 2026 and can change. Not sure which utility serves you? It is on your power bill. Many programs only pay when an approved contractor does the work, so ask us which ones apply to your job before you buy equipment.
Rebate questions
Is there still a federal tax credit?
The federal homeowner credits for solar, batteries and heat pumps do not apply to systems installed after 2025.
Do I have to apply myself?
Usually you apply, and we tell you what the program needs. Some programs only pay when an approved contractor does the work and submits part of the application, so ask us first.
Will I qualify?
It depends on your utility, your home and the program. We check before we quote.
Check my rebates
Tell us what you need. A recent power bill helps us size things right. Ask about our payment options.
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- Rebate check included
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