Electric resistance to air-source heat pump conversion rebate

LIMITED TIME HEAT PUMP OFFER

For a limited time, PSE is offering an extra $500 off heat pumps in addition to our standard rebates when you partner with one of our Recommended Energy Professionals on installation. This could mean total savings up to $2,000, with income-qualified customers potentially saving up to $2,900 through PSE's Efficiency Boost program.

If you’re planning to replace your electric furnace or electric resistance heating, there’s never been a better time than now. Schedule an appointment with one of our Recommended Energy Professionals to get started today. Hurry, offer ends May 15th.

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Shopping for a new heat pump?

High-efficiency heat pumps are a great option for upgrading your heating system. PSE provides rebates on two types of heat pump systems. Ducted heat pump systems may be able to use the home’s existing ducting. Ductless heat pump systems, sometimes called mini-splits, are a great option for homes without ducting or with incompatible ducting.

For electric customers

What you get

Get a $1,500 rebate when you replace your electric resistance heating system with a qualifying air-source heat pump (ducted or ductless).

See if you qualify for a $2,400 Efficiency Boost rebate based on your income.

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Customer requirements

You must be a current PSE single family residential electric customer. Single-family new construction, multifamily (five or more attached units) and commercial accounts are not eligible.
Your current primary heating system* must be electric resistance. This includes: electric forced air furnace, baseboard, cable, wall heater, or electric hydronic.
Customers with existing natural gas forced-air furnaces or natural gas boilers are not eligible.
Customers with existing heat pumps, or have installed a new heat pump as air conditioning only are not eligible.

*Unsure if electric resistance is your primary heating system? Contact one of our Energy Advisors.

Equipment requirements (ducted)

Electric forced-air furnace to air-source heat pump conversion:

Your new traditional unitary heat pump system must be AHRI Certified®
Heat pump must have an HSPF of at least 8.5, or HSPF2 of at least 7.2. For units that have both HSPF and HSPF2, the HSPF rating will be used to determine eligibility.
Must install to comply with all federal, state and local code requirements.

Equipment requirements (ductless)

Your new ductless system must be AHRI Certified® as a variable speed mini-split and multi-split heat pump and use inverter technology, and be a minimum of ¾ ton in heating mode.
It must have an HSPF of at least 9.0, or an HSPF2 of at least 8.1. For units that have both HSPF and HSPF2, the HSPF rating will be used to determine eligibility.
At least one indoor head must be installed in the main living (high-flow) area of the home; bedroom only installations do not qualify.
Must install to comply with all federal, state and local code requirements.

Rebate requirements

You will need an electronic image of your paid installation invoice and purchase receipt for your installed product(s). These documents must include: an installation date, installation address, brand, model number(s) of all rebated equipment (include the heat pump, air handler and/or coil model number on the invoice), and amount paid.
Your rebate application must be submitted within 30 days of equipment purchase.
Rebates only available on new, qualifying equipment.
Equipment that is replaced under warranty will not be eligible for second rebate.
One rebate per qualified single-family residence.
Rebate cannot exceed the pre-tax purchase price of any rebated product.

You may also qualify for a higher rebate if you live in a manufactured/mobile home. Learn more.

Learn more about rebates for multifamily buildings, apartments, or condos.

In addition to your PSE rebate, you may be eligible for a federal tax credit on qualifying energy-efficient equipment.