Do I qualify for Residential HVAC?

Have an active FPL residential account. Use new AHRI-certified equipment and an FPL Participating Independent Contractor.

Up to $200 per qualifying unit. Open: FPL offers an instant rebate “as a credit on your invoice.”

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Florida Power & Light Residential HVAC: Open

Editor: Sean Greene · Updated October 22, 2026

Enrollment for 2026 is open. Open: FPL offers an instant rebate “as a credit on your invoice.”

Serves: FPL's service area in peninsular and Northwest Florida.

Do I Qualify

Have an active FPL residential account.
Use new AHRI-certified equipment and an FPL Participating Independent Contractor.
Window units and single-zone mini-splits do not qualify.
A rebate for the same system within the past two years normally prevents another rebate.

How Much Comes Off

Florida Power & Light Residential HVAC — program page · rebate chart
Equipment	Requirement	Amount
Central air conditioner	SEER2 15.2 rated unit and above; replace both indoor and outdoor units.	$200 per qualifying unit
Central heat pump	SEER2 equal to or greater than one point above current federal efficiency standards.	$200 per qualifying unit

Who Files It

The participating contractor submits the reimbursement request and supporting documents to FPL.

The money is paid to the contractor.

The Steps to Apply

Find an FPL-approved contractor through the program page. Find a contractor.
Confirm equipment eligibility before installation.
Check that the contractor subtracts the rebate on your invoice.

Read on October 22, 2026 from the Florida Power & Light page. The chart was printed Effective: September 01, 2025. A change to this program is a dated line in the changelog.