Program Update: This incentive program is no longer available. Contact Cool Air Solutions to learn about current rebates, manufacturer promotions, financing options, and other available savings opportunities for your HVAC upgrade.
Switch Out Your Current HVAC For A Heat Pump & Save!
TECH Clean California is a program aimed at speeding up the adoption of clean space and water heating technology here in California, as a way of reaching the goal of carbon-free homes by 2045.
Heat pumps are a great choice for California's climate, and are capable of providing heating, cooling, and water heating. As up to 85% of a building's emissions come from space and water heating and cooling, the energy-efficient nature of heat pumps makes them ideal for cutting down your environmental footprint.
If you have questions or want to speak to one of our experts about a heat pump installation at your home, send us a message online or call 951-234-0748 today!
What Rebates Are Available?
For standard customers:
- $1500 per system (market-rate, with existing AC and full furnace decommission)
- $1000 per system (market-rate, without existing AC or if furnace not fully decommissioned)
For income-qualified or disadvantaged households:
- $3500-$4000 per system for income-qualified or disadvantaged households.
Additional rebates apply for air-to-water heat pump systems, especially those using low global warming potential (GWP) refrigerants:
- Standard air-to-water: $3500
- Low-GWP version: $5000
What Are The Eligibility Requirements?
In order to qualify for the TECH Clean California program, you must satisfy these requirements:
- Existing homes only (no new construction)
- Work must be completed by TECH Clean-enrolled contractor
- Equipment must be ENERGY STAR® certified
- Enrollment in demand response is required
- For income-qualified/disadvantaged households: household income must be verified via TECH Clean's income verification portal.
Rebates are delivered instantly to the project invoice or directly to the customer. Rebates are first-come, first-served while funds last.
