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Rebate Programs We Help You Navigate
Common Utah Rebate & Incentive Programs
Heat Pump HVAC
Heat Pump Water Heater
Main Electrical Panel
Every Install Is AHRI-Matched
Mismatched HVAC equipment — an indoor coil and outdoor condenser that aren't a certified pairing — can void your manufacturer warranty and disqualify the whole system from rebate programs, even if the individual components look efficient enough on paper. On every installation, our technicians verify AHRI (Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute) certified matching before we submit any paperwork, so your new system keeps its full rated efficiency, its manufacturer warranty, and its rebate eligibility intact.
Ask About Current Rebates
Rebate programs and dollar amounts change throughout the year, so rather than publishing figures that go stale, we track what's currently available and bring it to you directly. Ask your technician about current rebates during your free estimate — we handle the research and the paperwork on qualifying installations.
Verify Current Rebates Yourself
Rebate programs and amounts change throughout the year. For the most current numbers, you can check directly with the source:
How Rebates Work on an Aireo Install
- Free estimate. We look at your home and your current system and give you a written quote. Request a free estimate.
- Equipment selection. We help you choose a system that fits your home and, when it makes sense, one that can qualify for the programs available to you.
- AHRI matching. We verify the indoor and outdoor equipment are a certified match before we submit any paperwork.
- Paperwork. On qualifying installations we handle the research and the paperwork for you.
Equipment That Often Qualifies
- Heat pumps. High-efficiency heat pumps for heating and cooling are among the most commonly incentivized upgrades. See heat pump installation.
- Heat pump water heaters. Efficient water heaters can qualify for utility programs. See water heater installation.
- High-efficiency furnaces and air conditioners. Some utility programs cover efficient central equipment. See furnace installation and AC installation.
- Electrical panel upgrades. Panels that enable electrification work are sometimes eligible. See panel upgrades.
Rebates Change, So Check Before You Buy
Utility, manufacturer and government programs open, close and change their requirements throughout the year. Federal incentive rules in particular have changed recently, so confirm current eligibility with the program itself or a tax professional before you count on one. Rebates are separate from our own savings, so also check our current specials for new system offers.
Rebate and Incentive FAQs
Do I need to pick equipment before I apply?
Usually yes. Many programs require specific qualifying equipment and paperwork tied to the installation, so it's best to talk to us before you buy.
Do rebates apply to repairs?
Most programs are for new, qualifying equipment rather than repairs. If your system is repairable, we'll tell you so. Repair comes first. See our pricing.
Can I combine a rebate with financing?
Rebates are generally separate from financing. Financing is available through Synchrony Bank, including plans with 0% interest for a set term. Ask your technician how the two fit together on your project.
Why don't you list rebate amounts?
Amounts change often, and an out-of-date number does you no good. We bring you current figures at your estimate and link to the official programs above.