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HVAC Costs, Rebates and Contractors in California (2026)
7 city pages in California today. Each one has the installed cost of a furnace, an AC and a heat pump, and the rebates a homeowner can use.
Cities
Rebate Programs in California
- Consumer Rebate Program pays up to $2,500 per ton. Open now.
- Efficient Product Marketplace pays up to $100 per thermostat. Open now.
- Golden State Rebates gives no credit for a 2026 install. Ended.
- HEEHRA Rebates pays up to $8,000 per heat pump HVAC unit. Closed for 2026.
- Heating and cooling rebates pay up to $3,000 per system. Open now.
- Home Energy Efficiency Rebate Program pays up to $75 per thermostat. Open now.
- Home Incentives Program pays up to $200 per ton. Open now.
- My Energy Optimizer pays up to $100 per thermostat. Open now.
- Power Response Smart Home pays up to $85 per device. Open now.
- San Fernando Valley Incentives pays up to $4,500 per single-family project. Open now.
- Smart Energy Program pays up to $75 per enrollment. Open now.
- Smart thermostats pay up to $50 per thermostat. Open now.
Utilities We Track
- Anaheim Public Utilities (electric): Residential dwellings within Anaheim Public Utilities service area.
- Clean Power Alliance (electric): Participating cities and the unincorporated areas of Los Angeles and Ventura Counties.
- LADWP (electric): LADWP electric service customers in Los Angeles and the Owens Valley.
- SDG&E, PG&E, Southern California Edison and SoCalGas (both): California customers served by PG&E, Southern California Edison, SoCalGas and SDG&E.
- SMUD (electric): Most of Sacramento County and small, adjoining portions of Placer and Yolo Counties.
- SoCalGas (gas): Central and Southern California, from Visalia to the Mexican border.
- Southern California Edison (electric): Central, coastal and Southern California, excluding the City of Los Angeles and some other cities.
Contractor Licenses
Contractors State License Board (C-20 warm-air heating, ventilating and air-conditioning). The licensing page.