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Heating & Cooling Rebates

Make your home more comfortable without making your heating and cooling system work overtime.

TPU rebates and financing options may help make qualifying home upgrades more affordable. Whether you are considering a new heat pump, better insulation, energy-efficient windows, sealed ducts or a new thermostat, there may be an incentive to help you get started.

Choose the project that fits your home, then visit the rebate page for eligibility requirements, incentive amounts and next steps.

A more comfortable, energy-efficient home? That’s a power move.

Choose your next power move

We offer different incentives based on the type of project you’re tackling. Let us help cover part of your next home improvement project.

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Heat pumps

Heat and cool your home with one energy-efficient system. Explore incentives for qualifying central and ductless heat pumps.
Explore heat pump incentives
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Insulation

Keep comfortable air inside your home where it belongs. Explore incentives for qualifying attic, wall and crawlspace insulation.
Explore insulation incentives
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Windows

Reduce drafts and improve comfort throughout the year with energy-efficient windows. Explore incentives for replacing qualifying windows and sliding glass doors.
Explore window incentives
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Duct sealing and insulation

Keep heated and cooled air moving where it should. Explore incentives for sealing and insulating qualifying ducts in unheated spaces, such as attics, crawlspaces and garages.
Explore duct sealing and insulation incentives
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Thermostats

Take more control of your home’s temperature and energy use. Explore rebates for qualifying smart and programmable thermostats.
Explore thermostat incentives

Check the details before you get started

Each program has its own eligibility, equipment, installation and application requirements. Review the individual rebate page before purchasing equipment or beginning work.

Some projects may require a Tacoma Power Participating Contractor, and some financing options must be approved before work begins.