Heat Pump Energy Efficiency Rebate Program

For climates with moderate heating and cooling needs, heat pumps offer an energy-efficient alternative to furnaces and air conditioners. Like your refrigerator, heat pumps use electricity to move heat from a cool space to a warm space, making the cool space cooler and the warm space warmer. During the heating season, heat pumps move heat from the cool outdoors into your warm house and during the cooling season, heat pumps move heat from your cool house into the warm outdoors. Because they move heat rather than generate it, heat pumps operate at as little as one quarter the cost of conventional heating or cooling appliances.

Ductless Heat Pump Rebates

Ultra-quiet Ductless Heat Pump

Ultra-quiet Ductless Heat Pump (DHP) systems distribute warm air more evenly and efficiently than traditional electric heaters.  A single indoor unit can heat and cool a large living space, making these systems especially suitable for homes with open floor plans. Ductless systems do not require expensive and invasive ductwork, so you can maintain your room’s original aesthetic of your room. A ductless installation is hassle-free and can be completed in half a day. They reduce electric heating costs by 25% to 50% while also providing efficient air conditioning. More info at Comfort Ready Home.

Original Heating SystemNew Heating SystemOctober 2023
Forced Air FurnaceSingle head ductless or ducted mini-split$800
ZonalSingle head ductless or ducted mini-split$800
Online DHP Rebate Application

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Note: Ductless heat pump rebates are not available for new, single family homes, but are available for manufactured homes in Washington.

Ducted Air Source Heat Pumps

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Like ductless heat pumps, ducted heat pumps rely on an outdoor compressor to function. The difference between a ducted and a ductless heat pump is that the ducted heat pump connects to a single air handler (furnace) that pushes air through a series of ducts, which gets exhausted through vents throughout your home to keep it warm. Temperature is controlled by a single thermostat. Ducted heat pumps can reduce power consumption by 25 – 50% compared to electric resistance heating in furnaces and baseboard heaters. High-efficiency heat pumps also dehumidify better than standard central air conditioners, resulting in less energy usage and more cooling comfort in summer months. Several rebate options available. Limitations apply.

Original Heating SystemNew Heating SystemOctober 2023
Forced Air FurnaceAir Source Heat Pump (no certification)$1000
Forced Air FurnaceVariable Speed Air Source Heat Pump (no certification)$1200
Air Source Heat PumpAir Source Heat Pump Conversion$1000
Air Source Heat PumpAir Source Variable-Speed Heat Pump Conversion$1200
Ground Source Heat Pump w/o Desuperheater (PTCS Certified)$3000
Ground Source Heat Pump w/Desuperheater (PTCS Certified)$3500
Ground Source Heat Pump -Compressor Only (PTCS Certified)$500

Special Low Income Heat Pump Rebate Process


If you qualify for the PUD’s Low Income Bill Credit program, you also qualify for bigger rebates on heat pumps. Make sure to let the participating installer know about your eligibility and to fill out the special low income application linked below.

 

Low Income HP App

 

Participating HVAC Installers

HVAC Business NamePhone NumberWebsite
Admiralty Heating & Air(360) 461-8669
Air Flo Heating Company*(360) 307-7822https://airfloheating.com
Air Masters Inc.(360) 895-2527https://airmastersheating.com
All Weather Heating & Cooling*(360) 452-9813https://allweatherhc.com
Alpha Builder*(360) 452-3154https://www.alphabuilder.us
Ben's Heating(360) 385-3600
Bill Mair Heating & Air, Inc.*(360) 683-4245https://www.billmairheating.com
Coast Mechanical, LLC(360) 437-7558
Double D Electric(360) 385-1130https://ddelectrical.com
Eagle Pipe Heating & Air*(833) 221-2472https://www.eaglepipemechanical.com
Economy Home and Hearth(360) 692-8709https://economyhearth.com
Energywise Ductless Heat Pumps(360) 661-7191
Frederickson Electric*(360) 385-1395https://fredelectric.com
Hood Canal Heating & Cooling(360) 275-4992
NW Ductless, Inc.(360) 265-4762
Peninsula Heat, Inc.*(360) 681-3333https://peninsulaheat.com
Sullivan Heating & Cooling(360) 405-0723
Olympic Hearth and Spa(360) 565-1163https://olympichearthandspa.com
DERR Heating & Cooling(564) 222-0717https://derrheating.com
Allegiance Heating & Air Conditioning(360) 337-0457

Watch our Heat Pump Rebate Video, starring PUD Resource Manager Bill Graham




for more information on the PUD’s conservation rebate programs call (503) 730-3122 or email rebates@jeffpud.org