Rebates & Incentives
We help Florida homeowners understand and navigate available rebate and incentive programs. Rebates vary by program, eligibility, equipment, and location and are never guaranteed.
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Rebates and incentives depend on program rules, eligibility, equipment, installation requirements, and availability. We can help you understand options and paperwork, but rebates are not guaranteed.
Types of Available Rebates
Rebates may be available from manufacturers, utilities, and government programs depending on your project, equipment, and location.
HVAC Equipment
High-efficiency AC systems, heat pumps, and air handlers may qualify for utility and manufacturer rebates. Equipment type, SEER rating, and installation requirements affect eligibility.
Insulation & Air Sealing
Attic insulation and air sealing improvements may qualify for energy efficiency rebate programs. Requirements vary by program and location.
Impact Windows & Doors
Hurricane-rated impact products may qualify for insurance credits and some utility programs. Check with your insurance carrier and local utility.
Water Heating
Energy-efficient water heaters and heat pump water heaters may qualify for utility rebates and federal tax credits. Equipment specifications matter.
Solar & Renewable
Solar energy systems and related equipment may qualify for federal tax credits and state incentives. Consult a tax professional for guidance.
Whole-Home Upgrades
Some programs offer enhanced rebates for comprehensive whole-home efficiency upgrades. Bundling improvements may increase available incentives.
Utility Rebates You May Qualify For
Florida's major utilities offer rebate programs for energy efficiency upgrades. Availability, amounts, and requirements vary by utility and are subject to change. We help you navigate options, but rebates are never guaranteed.
Instant rebate when installed by a Participating Independent Contractor (PIC). Must be a high-efficiency system.
For proper ceiling insulation installed by a PIC. Can reduce heating/cooling costs up to 15% annually.
For duct sealing and repair by a PIC. Reduces energy loss from leaky ductwork.
Rebates may apply for energy-efficient windows and doors. Check current program availability.
FPL rebates require installation by a Participating Independent Contractor (PIC). Quick Air is a licensed contractor. Ask us about PIC eligibility for your project.
For high-efficiency heating and cooling systems. Must complete a free Home Energy Check within 24 months to qualify.
For attic insulation upgrades. Requires a completed Home Energy Check. Improved incentives effective May 2025.
For duct sealing and repair. Home Energy Check required within prior 24 months.
Combine multiple rebates plus EnergyWise® bill credits. Enroll in more programs to save more.
Duke Energy rebates require a free Home Energy Check first. We can help guide you through the qualification process.
LCEC offers energy efficiency resources including energy usage analysis, conservation tips, and Calc-U-Saver tools.
Residential and commercial LED lighting upgrades through LCEC's lighting program.
LCEC serves Lee County and surrounding areas. Contact LCEC directly or ask us to help identify available programs for your project.
D3: Rebates
Rebates and incentives depend on program rules, eligibility, equipment, installation requirements, and availability. We can help you understand options and paperwork, but rebates are not guaranteed.
Rebate FAQ
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Can I combine rebates with financing?
How long do rebates take to receive?
Do rebates affect my taxes?
D3: Rebates and incentives depend on program rules, eligibility, equipment, installation requirements, and availability. We can help you understand options and paperwork, but rebates are not guaranteed.
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