Rebates
City of Seattle
Heating Rebates
The City of Seattle's Clean Heat Rebate Program makes it easy to reduce pollution, lower heating bills, and enjoy efficient home cooling. Qualifying households can receive a $2,000 instant rebate when switching from oil heating to an energy-efficient Mitsubishi Electric Heat Pump. This rebate can be combined with a $2,000 federal tax credit*, and eligible households may qualify for an additional $4,000 bonus rebate. That's up to $8,000 in total savings!
*Note: Congress passed a law in July 2025 that terminates the $2,000 tax credit on December 31, 2025. Heat pumps need to be installed before this date to qualify for the federal tax credit.
How to Participate
- Step 1: Contact participating contractors (like CM Heating!) to get a free in-home estimate.
- Step 2: Fill out the Homeowner Participation Form, provide it to your contractor, and install your equipment.
- Step 3: Decommission your oil tank (either fill in place or remove) according to the Seattle Fire Code. This ensures oil doesn't sit unused in your tank, risking future leaks. Read more about this here.
Puget Sound Energy
Heating Rebates and Offers
Get cashback on energy-efficient heating systems
Replacing an inefficient heating system can save you money on energy bills and also improve the comfort of your home. Use PSE's wide variety of heating rebates to make the purchase of an energy-efficient electric or natural gas heating system easier on your wallet.
Ductless heat pump rebate
For electric customers
Receive an $800 rebate from PSE when you convert to a qualifying ductless heat pump system.
Equipment requirements
- Your new ductless system must be AHRI Certified® as a mini-split heat pump, have a minimum HSPF of 9.0, use inverter technology, and be a minimum of 1.0 ton in heating mode
- At least one Indoor Head must be installed in the main living area of the home
- This rebate is only available on new qualifying equipment
Electric Forced-air furnace to air-source heat pump conversion rebate
For electric customers
Receive a $1,500 rebate from PSE when you replace your electric forced-air furnace with a qualifying energy-efficient air-source heat pump.
Equipment requirements
- You must upgrade to an air-source heat pump system that is AHRI Certified® with an 8.5 HSPF or better.
- This rebate is only available on new, qualifying equipment.
Forced-air furnace rebate
For natural gas customers
Receive a $700 rebate from PSE when you purchase an AHRI Certified® or ENERGY STAR® qualified high-efficiency natural gas forced-air furnace for your home.
Equipment requirements
- You must install an AHRI Certified or ENERGY STAR qualified natural gas furnace with an annual fuel utilization efficiency (AFUE) of 95 percent or higher.
- This rebate is only available on new, qualifying equipment.
- Your forced-air furnace must be your primary source of space heating. If your furnace is installed with a new or existing heat pump, you are not eligible for this rebate.
PUD
Heating Rebates
When temperatures drop, energy bills increase because of heating costs. For customers with electrically heated homes, the PUD offers instant rebates to help you pay for eligible heat pumps, which offer efficient heating in the winter and cooling in the summer!
Customers must have electric heat as a primary heating source to qualify. Work must be completed by a PUD Registered Trade Ally.
| Duct Sealing& Insulation | |
|---|---|
| Eligible Measures | PUD Rebate |
| Single Family | $5.00 per linear foot, maximum $450 |
| Manufactured Homes | - |
| Single-wide | $200 |
| Double/Triple-Wide | $400 |
| Heat Pumps | |
|---|---|
| Eligible Measures | PUD Rebate |
| Ducted, Conversion | ≥9.0 HSPF & 14 SEER = $1,500 |
| Ducted, Conversion - Sized | ≥9.0 HSPF & 14 SEER = $1,500 |
| Ducted, Inverter-Driven - Sized | ≥10.0 HSPF & 14 SEER = $2,500 |