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Save Thousands on a Central Air-Source Heat Pump

Central air-source heat pumps provide clean, efficient cooling and heating using your building’s existing ductwork. With thousands in rebates available, it’s never been easier—or more affordable—to switch to make your space more efficient and eco-friendly.

How it Works

A heat pump moves existing heat in the air from one place to another using electricity. In summer, it moves heat from inside a building to the outside like an air conditioner. In winter, it works in reverse, extracting heat from outside to bring it into a building.

A central air-source heat pump is great for buildings with existing central-air-conditioner systems that need to be replaced, or new construction projects. A heat pump can also provide heat in the winter, which can heat your home more efficiently than your existing, fossil-fuel fired furnace.

Benefits

  • Energy efficient. Heat pumps are 3x more effective at transferring heat than traditional electric and fossil fuel heating sources.
  • Utilizes existing ductwork
  • Dual heat-and-cooling system
  • Reduced maintenance costs
  • Whisper quiet
  • Lower emissions
  • Air filtering and dehumidification
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See How Much You Can Save on an Air-Source Heat-Pump

System

Customer Incentives

Contractor Incentive Per Project

Incentive Basis

Ductless Mini-split (Partial-load)

$500

$250

Per outdoor condenser

Air-Source Heat Pump (Full-load)

$2,000

$1,000

10,000 BTUH of max heating capacity at NEEP 5dF

Combined Air-Source Heat-Pump and Heat-Pump Water Heater

$250

$250

Additional bonus per combination installation

Custom Incentive

$150

$1,000

Per MMBTU of annual energy savings

How to Apply

To get started, submit an interest form and one of our experts will guide you through the process find the perfect system for your multifamily building.

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*This represents an average incentive amount calculated based on heating capacity when installing central air-source heat pumps for a total home system. Speak with your contractor to see how much you can save on your installation cost.