
Current Utility Rebates
Puget Sound Energy:
- Get a $1,500 rebate when you replace your electric resistance heating system with a qualifying air-source heat pump (ducted or ductless).
- $2,400 Efficiency Boost rebate based on your income (see below or visit pse.com/boost for more details). *Manufactured homes space and water heat rebates, ELECTRIC FORCED-AIR FURNACE TO HEAT PUMP CONVERSION ($2,400)
- Advanced duct sealing rebate, $1,250 per single family home Advanced Duct Sealing Rebate Info
- Natural gas forced-air furnace rebate. Receive a $250 rebate when you purchase a qualifying natural gas forced-air furnace for your home.
- $750 Efficiency Boost rebate based on your income. (see below or visit pse.com/boost for more details).
Tacoma Power:
- Tacoma Power Heat Pump Rebate: If you’re paying out-of-pocket for your new heat pump, you’re eligible for a rebate. We’ll cover a portion of the bill from your Tacoma Power Participating Contractor.
- If you install a ductless heat pump, you’ll receive a $1,000 rebate, and if you install a variable speed central heat pump, you’ll receive a $1,000-$2,000 rebate based on existing heating type.
Aeroseal Duct Sealing:
We offer a $450 duct sealing and $120 duct insulation rebate for residential properties up to four units per building and a $250 duct sealing rebate for manufactured homes.
- Income Qualified Deferred loans and rebates Info here.
- Puget Sound Energy rebate $1250.00
- Tacoma Power rebate $400
Requirements for a rebate:
- The home where the heat pump is installed is served by Tacoma Power.
- Replacing an existing forced air electric furnace.
- $1,000 rebate on a non-variable speed central heat pump.
- $2,000 rebate on a variable speed central heat pump.
- Replacing an existing heat pump or non-electric furnace.
- $1,000 rebate on a variable speed central heat pump.


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Frequently Asked Questions
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What Happens If You Don’t Service Your Furnace?
If one fails to keep the furnace clean, it can lead to several health issues. It may allow harmful debris to circulate throughout your home.
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How Much Does It Cost to Repair a Heat Pump?
Heat pump repair typically costs between $250 and $600 for homeowners. The actual cost will be determined by the type of heat pump you use and the nature of the problem.
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Should You Clean Evaporator Coils?
Evaporator coils must be checked and cleaned regularly. If the coils are prone to accumulating dirt and debris, monthly cleaning may also be necessary.
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How Many Years Does a Heat Pump Last?
Heat pumps typically have a 15-year lifespan. Some newer units can last a little longer. Maintenance is a pivotal element in determining the lifespan of your heat pump.
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Can Heat Pumps Be Repaired?
A professional will be able to repair any leakage in the refrigerant line and charge up the refrigerant so that your system can operate efficiently and effectively.

