Residential Ductless Heat Pump Rebate

Eligible home types

• Existing Single-family homes (4 units or less), site-built or manufactured
• Existing Multifamily homes (5 units or more)

New construction homes do not qualify.

Eligible heating sources

Single-family homes must have a current, primary heat source that is either:

• Forced-air electric furnace, or
• Zonal electric resistance heating (baseboard, ceiling, wall, electric hydronic)

Multifamily homes must use zonal electric resistance heating.

No other heating sources are allowed.

An existing heat pump of any type or a gas-fueled heating source disqualifies the home for this program.

Eligible projects

• Full installation of the new ductless heat pump system must be performed by a licensed contractor.
• The new equipment must be tested and certified by the Air conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI).
• The system's AHRI certificate demonstrates the Heating Seasonal Performance Factor (HSPF) efficiency requirement is met.
• Please submit AHRI with the pre-approval paperwork. If the system changes for any reason, a new AHRI is required with the final paperwork. If the AHRI was not submitted at the time of pre-approval the AHRI must be received with the final paperwork to finalize the rebate.

Minimum efficiency requirement

7.5 HSPF2 and 14.3 SEER2
or
8.8 HSPF and 15 SEER

A Rebate Assignment is required for the utility to pay the contractor. Follow the Rebate Assignment link (above) to access the separate form.

For the contractor to receive the rebate, the final application must include:

• A completed Rebate Assignment with signatures and dates from the utility customer-member and contractor.
• The final invoice must show how the project's total cost was reduced by the rebate amount.