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HVAC Rebates in Greater Sacramento

Which rebates you can get depends on who supplies your electricity. Use the ZIP code finder below or read our utility by utility breakdown checked in October 2026. Rebates are paid by the utility or agency, not by us, and are subject to eligibility and program funding.

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Check rebates by your ZIP code or city

Enter your 5-digit ZIP code or city name, then select what you are replacing. Because some border addresses (such as parts of Roseville, Antelope or Elverta) can be served by different electric utilities, you can also switch the utility button to match your electric bill.

Fair Oaks (95628) · Permits: Sacramento County

1. What are you replacing?

2. Who sends your electric bill?

Up to $3,000 SMUD gas-to-electric heat pump rebate (subject to program rules)

For SMUD homes replacing a gas furnace with a qualifying variable-stage electric heat pump, SMUD lists rebates of up to $3,000. SMUD rebates are paid only when the work is done by a contractor in the SMUD Contractor Network. Ask us before you buy and we’ll tell you honestly whether your project can qualify with us.

Permit & energy code in this ZIP: replacements require a building permit (we get the permit for you) and usually a Title 24 duct leakage test verified by an independent ECC-Rater (formerly HERS Rater).

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First, check your electric bill

Your electric utility decides which programs apply, and your mailing address doesn’t always tell you which one it is: some homes with a Roseville or Antelope address are served by SMUD. Look at who sends your electric bill. Gas everywhere in our area comes from PG&E.

Roseville Electric (City of Roseville)

Roseville Electric customers may qualify for these rebates:

  • Heat pump replacing a gas furnace: $1,500 two-stage or $2,500 variable-stage
  • Heat pump replacing an electric system: $600 two-stage or $1,600 variable-stage (up to two systems per household)
  • Heat pump water heater: $2,500 replacing gas or $1,000 replacing electric

The heat pump rebate requires a City of Roseville building permit and a Title 24 duct test verified by an ECC-Rater (formerly HERS), and the application must be filed within 90 days. We help with the paperwork. Details on the city’s site: heat pump rebate, heat pump water heater rebate, all Roseville Electric rebates.

SMUD (Sacramento, Fair Oaks, Carmichael, Citrus Heights, Folsom, Elk Grove and more)

SMUD offers rebates on qualifying heat pump heating and cooling systems and heat pump water heaters, paid when the work is done by a contractor in the SMUD Contractor Network. Ask us before you buy and we’ll tell you honestly whether your project can qualify with us. Current amounts and rules: SMUD heating and cooling rebates and SMUD appliance rebates.

PG&E electric areas (Placer County, El Dorado Hills, West Sacramento, Davis, Woodland)

As of October 2026 we found no open utility rebates for heat pump heating and cooling in these areas, and Valley Clean Energy (Davis, Woodland) listed none when we checked in November 2026. Two local air districts do offer vouchers if an old wood stove, insert or fireplace is the main heat source in your home and you replace it with an electric heat pump: up to $5,000, or up to $10,000 for income-qualified households. The voucher must be approved before any work starts.

State and federal programs

  • Federal tax credits for heat pumps and other home energy equipment (25C and 25D) ended for equipment installed after December 31, 2025. See the IRS page. We don’t give tax advice.
  • TECH Clean California incentives for single-family homes are closed. See TECH Clean California.
  • California’s HEEHRA home electrification rebates are fully reserved. Check the program page for the waitlist.

City home repair help

Citrus Heights homeowners who meet income limits may qualify for the city’s Single-Family Rehabilitation Loan Program, up to $60,000 for essential repairs including HVAC: Home Repair Loans & Grants.

Rebate questions

For Roseville Electric customers replacing a gas furnace with a central heat pump, the rebate is $1,500 for a two-stage system or $2,500 for a variable-stage system. Replacing an electric system qualifies for $600 (two-stage) or $1,600 (variable-stage). A City of Roseville building permit and an ECC-Rater duct leakage test are required, and the rebate application must be filed within 90 days.
SMUD customers in Sacramento County (and small parts of Placer County) who install a qualifying heat pump or heat pump water heater through a contractor in the SMUD Contractor Network. Ask us before you buy and we’ll tell you honestly whether your project can qualify with us.
As of October 2026 there is no open electric utility rebate for central heat pumps in PG&E or Pioneer Community Energy areas. However, homeowners in Placer County or Yolo County who use an old wood stove, insert or fireplace as their main heat source may qualify for an air district voucher of up to $5,000 (or up to $10,000 for income-qualified households) when replacing it with an electric heat pump. Approval is required before work starts.
No. Federal tax credits under sections 25C and 25D ended for equipment installed after December 31, 2025, according to the IRS. We don’t give tax advice.

Checked October 2026 on each program’s official page (links above). GRS Service HVAC Inc. is not affiliated with these programs. Amounts, eligibility and funding are set by each utility or agency and can change; we re-check these pages every week.