Do I have to apply for the rebate myself?

Yes — rebates are typically claimed by the homeowner directly with their utility provider. We give you all the documentation you need (model number, serial, efficiency rating, contractor license) to make the application straightforward. Some utilities allow contractor-submitted rebates; ask us at the time of installation.

Can I stack a rebate with financing?

Absolutely. Finance the full system cost, then apply the rebate check directly to your loan principal when it arrives. You get the system now, the rebate reduces what you owe, and your monthly payment effectively drops.

What if my utility isn't listed here?

This list covers the major providers in our service area, but programs change. Call us at 844-500-8367 (TEMP) and we'll look up what's currently available for your specific address and utility account.

What happened to the federal 25C tax credit?

The 25C federal tax credit for high-efficiency HVAC equipment expired on December 31, 2025 and is no longer available for new installations. If you installed a qualifying system before that date, consult a tax professional about your 2025 return. Florida utility rebates are completely separate and remain active.

How do I know if my utility has a current rebate program?

Rebate programs open and close throughout the year and sometimes run out of annual funding mid-year. The most reliable way to confirm is to call your utility directly or ask us when you get your quote — we track current availability for the utilities in our service area.

Does the rebate amount depend on system size?

Yes. Most utilities calculate rebates based on the system's tonnage (cooling capacity) and efficiency rating. A larger, higher-efficiency system typically qualifies for a larger rebate. We'll give you the specific rebate estimate for your home's system size when we quote you.