Clovis, CA Incentive Finder
Heat Pump Water Heater Rebates & Incentives in Clovis
Clovis homeowners can save thousands on heat pump water heater upgrades with federal, state, and local incentives. We found 7 programs available in your area.
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Available Heat Pump Water Heater Incentives in Clovis, CA
Below is a preview of incentive programs near Clovis. Enter your zip code above for results tailored to your exact address and utility provider.
Statewide incentives(4)
California Energy Commission - Equitable Building Decarbonization Program
No-cost home energy upgrades
Central California Program
Potential savings
No cost
No-cost upgrades replace fossil-fuel heating with heat-pump HVAC or heat-pump water heating and require electrifying at least two end-uses (space heating, water heating, cooking, clothes drying). To qualify ...
California's Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEEHRA)
Up to $1,750 rebate for heat pump water heater
Multi family Heat Pump Water Heaters
Potential savings
$700 - $1,750
Income‑qualified only: Low‑income = at least 66% of occupied units at or below 80% AMI; Moderate‑income = in an SB 535 disadvantaged community with at least 50% of units at or below 150% AMI. Retrofits only (...
Potential savings
$400
Must replace a 40- or 50-gallon electric storage water heater with a 45–55 gallon heat pump water heater (minimum UEF 3.30). Unit must be on the Qualified Products List at purchase; rebate is a $400 retail co...
Golden State Rebates
Up to $700 rebate for heat pump water heater
Heat Pump Water Heater Incentive Program
Potential savings
$400 - $700
Get $400–$700 when you replace a natural gas storage tank water heater with a qualifying heat pump water heater (fuel substitution required). HPWH must meet size and UEF minimums — most rebates require 45–80 ...
Regional incentives(3)
Potential savings
No cost
Central system heat pump water heater installations are eligible only for properties with 5+ attached units that share a wall, ceiling, or floor. Income-qualified: deed-restricted properties need ≥65% of resi...
Multifamily Energy Savings
No-cost heat pump water heater, multifamily
Multifamily Energy Savings Program
Potential savings
No cost
Free heat pump water heater installation for properties with five or more units that share a common wall, ceiling, or floor. Properties must be served by a listed utility and meet income rules: deed-restricte...
Potential savings
$100 - $200
You must complete the program’s free online home evaluation (create a home profile and provide appliance/utility info) and hire a program‑referred contractor; project total must be $4,000+ (excl. taxes, shippin...
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Incentive eligibility varies by zip code and utility provider. Enter yours to see every rebate and tax credit available in your zip code in Clovis.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What heat pump water heater rebates are available in Clovis?
- Clovis, CA residents may qualify for federal, state, and local rebates for heat pump water heater upgrades. Programs vary by zip code, utility provider, and income level—enter your zip code above for a personalized list.
- How much can I save on a heat pump water heater in Clovis?
- Savings depend on the specific programs you qualify for. The federal Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (25C) covers 30% of eligible costs, subject to an annual cap of up to $3,200 for most improvements. Many state and local utility rebates can be stacked on top of that. Use our incentive finder to see the full breakdown.
- How do I apply for heat pump water heater rebates in Clovis?
- Application processes vary by program. Some rebates are applied at the point of sale by your contractor, while others require a separate application. Each incentive listing in our finder includes details on how to apply.
- Can I combine multiple heat pump water heater incentives?
- Yes — many incentives can be stacked. For example, you can often combine a federal tax credit with a state rebate and a utility incentive. Review each program's rules to understand what can be combined.
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