Confirm Your Utility
We identify whether Puget Sound Energy supplies electricity, natural gas, or both at your property, since utility service can affect which rebate pathways may be available.
Important PSE rebate notice:
Rebate amounts, equipment requirements, income limits,
contractor requirements, available funding and program
deadlines are subject to change. PSE makes the final
determination regarding eligibility, approval and payment.
Confirm current requirements with Home Comfort Alliance and
Puget Sound Energy
before purchasing equipment or beginning work.
2026 PSE Incentives
Current PSE Heat Pump Rebates Worth Exploring
PSE offers several heat pump rebate pathways, but they apply to different types of homes and existing heating systems. The rebates below should not be added together as one advertised “maximum savings” amount.
Replace Electric Resistance Heat With a Heat Pump
$1,500 Rebate
Up to $2,400 with qualifying PSE Efficiency Boost
Eligible PSE electric customers may qualify when replacing electric resistance heating with a qualifying ducted or ductless air-source heat pump.
Existing systems may include electric furnaces, baseboard heaters, wall heaters, or radiant electric heating. Contractor, equipment, and installation requirements apply.
Replace an Eligible Existing Heat Pump
$1,500 Rebate
Up to $2,400 with qualifying PSE Efficiency Boost
Eligible PSE electric customers replacing an out-of-warranty, centrally ducted all-electric heat pump may qualify for PSE’s heat pump upgrade rebate.
Eligibility depends on the existing system and the efficiency, performance, sizing, AHRI certification and installation of the replacement equipment.
The installation must be completed through an eligible PSE Recommended Energy Professional or PSE Trade Ally.
Add a Hybrid Heat Pump to a Natural Gas Furnace
$1,500 Rebate
Up to $2,400 with qualifying PSE Efficiency Boost
A hybrid heat pump combines an electric heat pump with a natural gas furnace. The heat pump can provide efficient heating during milder conditions and cooling during summer, while the furnace remains available for colder weather.
Eligible customers must meet PSE requirements related to natural gas service, existing equipment, system controls, equipment pairing, and installation.
Convert Eligible PSE Natural Gas Heat to All-Electric
$4,000 Rebate
Income qualification required
PSE currently offers an income-qualified rebate for certain single-family residential natural gas customers replacing qualifying gas heating with a ducted or ductless air-source heat pump.
The previous natural gas heating equipment must generally be removed or decommissioned. Income, equipment, contractor, and installation requirements also apply.
Understanding Eligibility
What Determines Whether Your Home Qualifies?
Your city alone does not determine PSE rebate eligibility. Some Puget Sound homes receive electricity and natural gas from PSE, while others receive only one service from PSE. The utility serving the equipment being upgraded matters.
PSE may evaluate factors such as:
- Your PSE electric and/or natural gas service.
- Your existing primary heating system and fuel source.
- The type of property and utility account.
- The proposed equipment and AHRI certification.
- Efficiency and cold-weather performance requirements.
- Equipment sizing, controls, and installation configuration.
- Use of a qualifying PSE contractor where required.
- Household income for Efficiency Boost or other income-qualified programs.
- Required invoices, model numbers, photographs, and supporting documentation.
- Purchase, installation, and rebate submission dates.
Choosing high-efficiency equipment does not automatically make a project eligible for every rebate. Confirm the program requirements before selecting the final system. Homeowners who may qualify for enhanced incentives can also review PSE Efficiency Boost.
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How Home Comfort Alliance Helps With PSE Rebate Planning
Understanding which PSE rebate may apply starts with your home, utility service, and existing equipment. Home Comfort Alliance helps you evaluate the project before installation so you can make a more informed decision about equipment, eligibility, and next steps.
Evaluate Your Existing System
We review your current heating equipment, fuel source, ductwork, electrical capacity, system condition, and comfort needs before recommending an upgrade.
Compare Qualifying Options
We compare heat pumps, hybrid systems and other qualifying equipment with current PSE program requirements and the actual needs of your home.
Plan the Complete Project
We help account for HVAC, electrical, installation, and documentation requirements before work begins, helping reduce surprises later in the project.
Plan Beyond the Equipment
Your Heat Pump Project May Include More Than HVAC Equipment
Heat pump and electrification projects can sometimes require electrical, ductwork or other supporting improvements. Reviewing these needs early can reduce surprises later in the project.
Home Comfort Alliance provides heating and cooling services ,Β residential electrical servicesΒ andΒ water heater services , allowing homeowners to evaluate multiple parts of an energy-efficiency project with one local team.
Financing and Other Incentives
Rebates may reduce eligible project costs, while financing may help manage the remaining investment. Review Home Comfort Alliance’s current financing options. Financing is subject to credit approval, lender requirements, and current program terms and is separate from PSE rebate approval.
Washington homeowners can also monitor the Washington State Department of Commerce home energy rebate resourcesΒ for state-administered energy-efficiency and electrification programs.
Federal tax credit update:Β Current IRS guidance states that the Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit does not apply to property placed in service after December 31, 2025. Homeowners completing projects in 2026 should not assume a federal HVAC tax credit is available. Review theΒ current IRS Form 5695 instructionsΒ and consult a qualified tax professional for tax advice.
Local Rebate Support
PSE Rebate Help Across Seattle, Tacoma & Puget Sound
Heat pump and electrification projects can sometimes require electrical, ductwork, or other supporting improvements. Reviewing these needs early can reduce surprises later in the project.
Home Comfort Alliance helps homeowners throughout the greater Puget Sound region explore energy-efficient HVAC upgrades and available utility incentives. Our service area includes communities throughout Seattle, Tacoma, Bellevue, Everett, Kent, Renton, Federal Way, Redmond, Kirkland, Bothell, Lynnwood, Shoreline, Puyallup, Bremerton, and surrounding Western Washington communities.
View Home Comfort Alliance service areasΒ to find HVAC, plumbing, and electrical service near your home.
PSE Rebate FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions About PSE Rebates
PSE rebate eligibility can vary by utility service, existing equipment, household qualifications and the type of upgrade you are considering. Explore answers to some of the most common questions homeowners ask about Puget Sound Energy rebates.
What PSE heat pump rebates are available in 2026?
PSE currently lists several heat pump rebate pathways. Eligible projects may qualify for a $1,500 standard rebate or up to $2,400 through PSE Efficiency Boost for certain electric-resistance conversions, eligible heat pump replacements and hybrid heat pump systems. PSE also lists a $4,000 income-qualified rebate for certain natural-gas-to-electric heat pump conversions.
Do all PSE customers qualify for the same rebate?
No. Eligibility depends on factors including PSE utility service, existing heating equipment, the proposed system, property type, contractor requirements, household income when applicable and available program funding.
What is PSE Efficiency Boost?
PSE Efficiency Boost provides increased rebates for qualifying income-eligible PSE residential customers. Income limits vary and program requirements may change, so homeowners should confirm current eligibility directly with Puget Sound Energy .
Can PSE rebates be combined with other incentives?
Sometimes, but not automatically. Different PSE rebates often apply to different project types, and utility, manufacturer, state and financing programs have separate eligibility and combination rules. Confirm each incentive before assuming multiple offers can be stacked.
When should I confirm my PSE rebate eligibility?
Confirm eligibility before selecting final equipment, purchasing equipment or beginning installation. Some programs require specific qualifying equipment, participating contractors, income verification or supporting documentation.
Does Home Comfort Alliance guarantee PSE rebate approval?
No. Home Comfort Alliance can help homeowners understand likely rebate pathways, select appropriate equipment and prepare for current program requirements, but Puget Sound Energy makes the final determination regarding eligibility, approval, available funding and payment.
Not Sure Which PSE Rebate Applies to Your Home?
Home Comfort Alliance can review your utility service, existing equipment and upgrade goals to help identify the PSE rebate pathways worth exploring before you choose equipment.
Start With Your Home
Check Your PSE Rebate Options Before Choosing Equipment
Tell us about your utility service, existing heating system and upgrade goals. Home Comfort Alliance can help you compare current PSE requirements with the equipment and installation your home actually needs.
Say Goodbye to High Energy Bills - Hello to Unmatched Comfort!
With combined credits and rebates from Puget Sound Energy, Federal Tax Credits, Top-Rated Manufucturers, and Home Comfort Alliance, you can save up to $11,200 on a new heat pump installation. Don’t miss this chance to make your home more energy-efficient and comfortable for less! Click the button below to discover how much you can save by upgrading your heat pump.
Whether it’s time, nearly time, or past time to upgrade your old HVAC system, now is the right moment to take action. You have a limited window to benefit from federal tax credits available through the Inflation Reduction Act. Remember, to qualify for these savings, your installation must be completed by December 31, 2025.
You may still have the opportunity to meet the deadline and maximize your savings with rebate offers through Puget Sound Energy (PSE). To take advantage of this, please contact the Home Comfort Alliance office in Western Washington nearest to you as soon as possible. We will handle the rebate process for you, provide retrofit installation, and offer financing options. However, time is of the essence!
What Are PSE Rebates and Who Qualifies?
PSE provides various rebates for residential customers using electricity and natural gas. Homeowners in Western Washington can take advantage of rebates for HVAC upgrades, which include new equipment like major HVAC controls, air-source heat pumps, and hybrid heat pumps. Please note that specific installation requirements apply based on installation dates. To ensure your installation meets these requirements, check with the Home Comfort Alliance.
The Major HVAC Controls program, aimed at energy savings, can provide funding for up to 50% of the total project cost for approved energy-efficient upgrades. These upgrades can lead to significant savings in energy consumption over time. The Home Comfort Alliance team is available to discuss which units meet these requirements with you.
To qualify for PSE heat pump rebates when installing a new heat pump, residents must meet the following criteria: they must be current PSE customers, own a single-family home, and choose to replace their existing heating system with a qualifying high-efficiency heat pump.
Federal Tax Credits Are Expiring in 2025
Take advantage of the federal Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit while you can! You may qualify for credits of up to 30% of the purchase price and installation costs for new equipment, but it’s important to ensure that your unit is fully installed by the federal government’s deadline of December 31, 2025. The maximum annual credit available per customer in 2025 is $3,200.
Financing and Installation Help from Home Comfort
Home Comfort Alliance offers a range of flexible financing options to suit your needs, with the possibility of no upfront costs. You can finance amounts up to $6,000 for 12 months or $6,000 and above for 18 months at zero percent interest on approved loans. Alternatively, you can choose a loan of $3,500 or more for a term of 180 months with an interest rate of 8.99%.
Once you decide on your retrofit HVAC unit and choose the financing option that best fits your budget, we will set up an installation date with you. Be sure to allow plenty of time for installation prior to the federal HVAC tax credit deadline of December 31, 2025, to maximize your savings.
Where We Install Retrofit HVAC Systems
With our headquarters in Redmond and several offices sprinkled throughout Western Washington, Home Comfort Alliances installs retrofit HVAC systems and provides routine and emergency services in the following areas:
- King County – Seattle, Bellevue, Renton, and Redmond
- Snohomish County – Everett, Lynnwood, and Marysville
- Pierce County – Tacoma, Puyallup, and Lakewood
- Kitsap County – Bremerton, Silverdale, Bainbridge Island in Kitsap County
And all of Skagit, Whatcom, Thurston, and Island counties. We are ready to help you wherever you need us.
Don’t Wait Until It’s Too Late
Remember, the Federal HVAC tax credits run out at the end of the year. Don’t wait! Contact the Home Comfort Alliances office nearest to you for your consultation. We will discuss all your tax credit and rebate options with you for your best and lowest price. Call us today!
