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TID Residential Heating and Cooling Rebate

Rebate amount
$50 - $3,000
Your qualifying range
$50 – $3,000

Central Heat Pump (G2E): $1,500. Central Heat Pump (Standard): $1,000. Central A/C: $500. Ductless Mini-split: $350/ton (max 5 tons). Whole House Fan: $100. Room AC/Thermostat: $50. Limit 2 central units per 23-year useful life. Mini-split limit 4 rebates/5 tons per 23 years. Smart Thermostat limit 2 per 9 years. Rebates <=$300 are bill credits; >$300 are checks.

This program offers various rebates for energy-efficient heating and cooling equipment, including heat pumps and air conditioners.

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Guidance

The TID Residential Heating and Cooling Rebate provides incentives ranging from $50 to $3000 for energy-efficient HVAC upgrades, including central systems, heat pumps, mini-splits, whole house fans, room A/Cs, and smart thermostats. To qualify, the installation must occur within the Turlock Irrigation District (TID) service area and meet specific equipment efficiency ratings.

Homeowner Tasks

  • Verify TID service area eligibility

    Ensure your residence is located within the Turlock Irrigation District (TID) service boundaries.

  • Confirm existing air conditioning (for Whole House Fans)

    If applying for a Whole House Fan rebate, ensure your home has an existing, active air conditioning system.

  • Sign the rebate application

    Provide your signature on the completed rebate application. If you are a renter, you must also obtain the property owner's signature.

  • Retain copies of all documents

    Keep a copy of all submitted documents and receipts for your records, as they will not be returned.

Contractor Tasks

  • Verify central system capacity and efficiency

    Ensure central systems have a cooling capacity under 65,000 BTUs (5.4 tons) and meet minimum efficiency ratings (Packaged >= 15 SEER, Split >= 15 SEER2).

  • Verify ductless, room A/C, and thermostat efficiency

    Ensure ductless mini-splits are ENERGY STAR certified (A/C) or >= 15 SEER (Heat Pump). Room A/Cs and smart thermostats must be ENERGY STAR certified.

  • Provide a detailed invoice

    Supply an invoice that clearly shows the brand, model number, and serial number of all newly installed equipment.

  • Document gas line capping for G2E installations

    If completing a Central Heat Pump Gas-to-Electric (G2E) upgrade, explicitly note the removal or capping of gas/propane lines on the invoice.

  • Submit the application and proof of purchase

    Submit the completed application, along with the detailed invoice/receipt, through the online portal (rebates.tid.org) or by mail to the TID Conservation Department.

Rebate applications must be received within six (6) months of the product purchase date.
Household limits apply per useful life (18 years for HVAC, 11 years for thermostats): maximum 2 central units, 4 ductless mini-splits (up to 5 tons), and 2 smart thermostats.
Please allow four to six weeks for your application to be processed.

Qualification

  • AHRI matched pair

Not required: energy star certified equipment · income-qualified · has income-qualified portion · pre-approval required · permit required · contractor enrollment required · fuel switching required

Paid to:Homeowner

How to Submit

Online portal (rebates.tid.org) or mail to TID Conservation Department.

Program Resources

  • Turlock Irrigation DistrictCA
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