Puget Sound EnergyWArebate

Heat Pump HVAC Rebate

Rebate amount

$1,500 - $4,000

Your qualifying range

$1,500 – $4,000

Puget Sound Energy offers major rebates ranging from $1,500 to $4,000 to help homeowners upgrade to high-efficiency air-source and hybrid heat pumps. Whether replacing an old electric resistance system, a natural gas furnace, or simply upgrading an existing heat pump, PSE residential customers in single-family homes can secure substantial savings, with the largest $4,000 incentive reserved for income-qualified gas-to-heat pump conversions.

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Guidance

Puget Sound Energy offers rebates ranging from $1,500 to $4,000 for single-family homeowners upgrading to high-efficiency air-source and hybrid heat pumps. Rebate amounts depend on the previous heating system being replaced and income qualifications.

Homeowner Tasks

Confirm residential eligibility
Ensure you are a PSE residential customer living in a single-family home.
Determine income qualification status
Check if your household qualifies for the Efficiency Boost program to secure higher rebate tiers ($2,400 to $4,000).
Review and sign the application
Complete and sign the homeowner portion of the rebate application.

Contractor Tasks

Install qualifying equipment
Install a high-efficiency air-source or hybrid heat pump.
Document the old heating system
Clearly list the previous heating system being replaced (electric resistance, natural gas furnace, or existing heat pump) on the invoice.
Detail the new equipment on the invoice
Ensure the final invoice explicitly shows the model number of the new high-efficiency heat pump.
Submit required documentation
Submit the completed application and all required contractor and equipment invoices to PSE.

Income qualification is required to access the maximum $4,000 rebate, which is specifically reserved for natural gas to air-source heat pump conversions.

Standard income-qualified upgrades (Efficiency Boost) yield a $2,400 rebate for electric resistance/gas conversions and existing heat pump upgrades.

Ensure the contractor invoice clearly identifies both the old system being removed and the new system being installed to avoid processing delays.

Qualification

Has income-qualified portion
Income-qualified customers (Efficiency Boost) receive higher amounts: $2,400 for electric resistance/gas conversions and heat pump upgrades. For natural gas to air-source heat pump conversions specifically, income-qualified customers receive a massive $4,000 rebate.

Not required: energy star certified equipment · ahri matched pair · income-qualified · pre-approval required · permit required · contractor enrollment required · fuel switching required

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Budget & Availability

April 18, 2026
Funds are available and applications are being accepted.

How to Submit

Submit a completed application and required contractor/equipment invoices showing the old heating system being replaced and the new high-efficiency heat pump model.

Program Resources

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