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Your utility will pay part of your new heat pump. Use the rebate checker below to see what you qualify for — we file all the paperwork so the money actually lands.

  • Puget Sound Energy
  • Seattle City Light
  • Energy Smart Eastside
  • Tacoma Power
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PSE rebate calculator

How much could PSE pay toward your heat pump?

Five quick questions, based on the same PSE program rules our estimators use. No sign-up needed to see your result.

1. How do you heat your home now?

What you can claim right now

Rebate amounts depend on your utility, the equipment's efficiency rating and what you're replacing. We confirm exactly what your home qualifies for during your free in-home estimate, then show you the net cost after incentives — not just the sticker price.

Energy Smart Eastside

  • $500 Mitsubishi rebateAvailable to all Eastside residents who purchase a Mitsubishi heat pump.
  • $1,500 fuel switch rebateFor switching from fossil fuel heat to an efficient electric heat pump.

Puget Sound Energy

  • $750 Efficiency Boost rebateWhen installing a 95% efficiency gas forced-air furnace.
  • $1,500 electric furnace to heat pumpFor upgrading an existing electric furnace to a heat pump.
  • $2,400 Efficiency Boost program rebates
  • $4,000 Go Electric rebate

Seattle City Light

City Light offers contractors an instant discount on qualifying heat pumps that we pass straight to you. Discounts range from $400–$600 based on efficiency rating.

  • Ductless mini/multi-split — $40016 SEER / 9.5 HSPF
  • Ductless mini/multi-split — $60016 SEER / 11 HSPF
  • Traditional ducted — $30015 SEER / 9 HSPF
  • Traditional ducted — $50015 SEER / 10 HSPF

Tacoma Power

Replacing an existing forced-air electric furnace, or an existing heat pump / non-electric furnace.

  • $1,000 — non-variable speed central heat pump
  • $2,000 — variable speed central heat pump
  • $1,000 — variable speed heat pump replacing an existing heat pump or non-electric furnace
  • $200 per unit — Wi-Fi enabled thermostat

Rebate programs are set by the utilities and change without notice. Amounts shown reflect the programs available at the time of publication; we verify current eligibility for your address before you commit to anything.

Want to spread out what's left after incentives? See financing options or browse current specials.

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