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Summit Utilities Residential Heating System Rebates: Open

Enrollment for 2026 is open. Open. Rebates are paid on a first-come, first-serve basis and are subject to budget availability and program changes.

Serves: Summit Utilities Oklahoma service area, including Ada, Altus, Chickasha, Duncan, Lawton, McAlester, Seminole, Weatherford and Wilburton.

Do I Qualify

  • Have an active Summit Utilities Oklahoma gas account.
  • Provide dated invoices with the equipment price, brand, model and serial number.
  • Equipment installed as a warranty replacement does not qualify.

How Much Comes Off

Summit Utilities Residential Heating System Rebates — program page · rebate chart
EquipmentRequirementAmount
Natural gas forced-air furnaceSingle-family home; 90%–94.9% AFUE per AHRI; replaces gas equipment.$400 per unit
Natural gas forced-air furnaceSingle-family home; at least 95% AFUE per AHRI; replaces gas equipment.$800 per unit
Electric-to-gas furnace conversionNatural gas forced-air furnace rated at least 90% AFUE replaces electric equipment.$2,000 per unit
Residential Smart ThermostatResidential smart thermostat; confirm the eligible model with Summit before purchase.$60 per thermostat

Who Files It

The customer applies online. An installer may receive payment when the invoice gives the customer the rebate as a discount.

The provider pays either the contractor or the homeowner.

The Steps to Apply

  1. Check equipment eligibility before purchase. Oklahoma rebate application.
  2. Submit the invoice and application within 120 days of installation.

Read on October 22, 2026 from the Summit Utilities page. A change to this program is a dated line in the changelog.