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Cash for Appliances Heating & Air Conditioning Rebates
The California Energy Commission's Cash for Appliances program will pay YOU up to $1,000 cash when you install new energy efficient heating and air conditioning equipment in your home.
There is $32,000,000 available for these rebates and it is going fast. Call now to schedule a FREE estimate.
Click on the Cash for Appliances logo above to find out more.
Why is the government paying for MY heating and air conditioning?
Today's Energy Star furnace and air conditioners use 60% less electricity than older models. The government is investing in California's economic stimulus as well as our energy efficiency. Now that's GREEN!
The chart above is from the California Energy Commission and shows how new technology has made air conditioning equipment much more energy efficient in recent years. If you choose to replace your old air conditioner with a new Energy Star unit the savings from your energy bill will offset the cost of the new system.
How does it work?
Rebates
Get Cash and Save Energy on Heating,Ventilating, and Air Conditioning (HVAC):
- Central Air Conditioner (split) – $500 to $1000
- Central Air Conditioner (packaged) – $750 to $1000
- Air Source Heat Pump (split) – $500 to $750
- Air Source Heat Pump (packaged) – $750 to $1000
- Gas Furnace – $200 to $300
- Gas Boiler – $300 varies by tier level
Rules
- Must be a California resident with a valid street address. Post office box addresses do not qualify.
- Must purchase a new California eligible appliance to replace an existing model.
- Rebates for freezers, dishwashers, Heating Ventilating and Air Conditioning units, and water heaters: Make purchase during rebate period which begins on July 29, 2010 and continues until funds are exhausted from a California retailer or licensed California contractor, that's us!
- No out-of-state or internet purchases. (Note: This is a first-come, first-server program.)
- Must recycle the existing, inefficient appliance, HVAC unit, and water heater through a California Certified Recycler. Recycling services for appliances may also be provided by Platinum retailers, utility-buy back programs, and your city or county governments. Consumers can receive one rebate for each type of appliance. Separate rebate and recycling forms are required for each rebate. *For HVAC systems: consumers can apply for both a cooling unit (air condition or heat pump systems) and heating unit (furnace or boiler) rebate.
- The appliance must be installed (hooked up) before submitting the rebate claim. The consumer, if asked, must allow access for an inspector to verify installations.
- Must submit a completed rebate application within 120-days of the date of purchase that includes proof of residency, purchase and recycling.
Required Documents
For HVAC units the complete rebate application must include ALL of the following :
- 1. Completed and signed rebate application form with all required consumer and contractor information.
- 2. Copy of the executed contract (Home Improvement Contract) to purchase and install the HVAC system and paid invoice
- 3. Copy of Certificate of AHRI-Certified Performance for the newly installed unit which can be obtained at: www.ceedirectory.org
- 4. Final signed off building permit, specifying installation address.
