
Tax & Rebates
Available Federal, Local, and Utility Energy Efficiency Incentives
The federal tax credits for energy efficiency improvements were available through the end of 2025. These credits, which allowed homeowners to save up to $3,200 on taxes for energy-efficient upgrades, have now expired.
If you made qualifying energy-efficient improvements during the 2025 tax year, you may still be able to claim the credit on your 2025 tax return using IRS Form 5695.
View IRS instructions for residential energy credits.
Download Form 5695 for 2025 tax year claims.
While federal tax credits have expired, other rebates and incentives may still be available for California homeowners. Use our rebate lookup tool below to find current programs in your area.
Learn more about past federal tax credits on ENERGY STARUse the tool below to look up all available rebates and incentives based on your location and home. See what you qualify for before scheduling your upgrade.
Look Up Your Rebates & IncentivesWe are not providing new income verifications for HEEHRA single family household rebates at this time. Other rebates and incentives that may be available for California homes are available here.
As of February 24, 2026, HEEHRA single family rebates are fully reserved for projects statewide.
If you have questions, please visit the HEEHRA rebate information page on the TECH Clean California website, techcleanca.com/heehra/, or email your questions to tech.info@energy-solution.com.
DC Air and Heating is an HEEHRA Approved & TECH Clean Approved Contractor. While HEEHRA single family rebates are currently paused, we can help identify other available incentives and rebates to reduce your project costs.
DC Air and Heating will help you identify all available credits and rebates for your HVAC upgrade. Don't leave money on the table!