HVAC Rebate Specifications

To qualify for a rebate, newly installed central air conditioner, central heat pump, or ductless mini split system efficiency ratings must meet minimum requirements as specified on the HVAC Requirement Chart.

HVAC Requirement Chart

Early Replacement Rebate Payout for Central Air Conditioner, Central Heat Pump, and Ductless Mini Split:

Tier 1	Tier 2	Tier 3	Tier 4	Tier 5
≥ 13.8 – 15.1 SEER2	≥ 15.2 – 16.1 SEER2	≥ 16.2 – 17.0 SEER2	≥ 17.1 – 19.9 SEER2	≥ 20.0 + SEER2
$115/cooling ton	$130/cooling ton	$175/cooling ton	$250/cooling ton	$310/cooling ton
For SEER Ratings (See AHRI certificate)

Replace on Burnout Rebate Payout for Central Air Conditioner, Central Heat Pump, and Ductless Mini Split:

Tier 1	Tier 2	Tier 3	Tier 4	Tier 5
≥ 13.8 – 15.1 SEER2	≥ 15.2 – 16.1 SEER2	≥ 16.2 – 17.0 SEER2	≥ 17.1 – 19.9 SEER2	≥ 20.0 + SEER2
$90/cooling ton	$120/cooling ton	$150/cooling ton	$225/cooling ton	$275/cooling ton
For SEER Ratings (See AHRI certificate)

To qualify for Early Replacement, all the following criteria MUST be met:

Existing equipment must be operational.
Existing equipment must be less than 25 years old for central systems and less than 20 years old for heat pump systems.
Photos, existing system model, and serial numbers must be provided. If any information is not provided, the rebate will be processed as a Replace on Burnout.

The following applies to ALL HVAC rebates:

New system efficiency ratings and BTUH will be verified using corresponding AHRI certificate.
New system tonnage will be verified using the HVAC Conversion Chart.
Model and serial number(s) for each newly installed inside and outside unit must be listed on the contractor invoice.
These rebates apply to home improvement or retrofit projects only. Must be a one-for-one replacement.
To qualify for rebates, all HVAC equipment must be installed by an HVAC contractor licensed within the state.