San Bernardino, CA Incentive Finder
Heat Pump Rebates & Incentives in San Bernardino
San Bernardino homeowners can save thousands on heat pump upgrades with federal, state, and local incentives. We found 11 programs available in your area.
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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 San Bernardino.
Available Heat Pump Incentives in San Bernardino, CA
Below is a preview of incentive programs near San Bernardino. Enter your zip code above for results tailored to your exact address and utility provider.
Statewide incentives(6)
Instant rebate up to $1,000 at point of sale when you purchase and install a full S‑Series heat pump system (outdoor unit plus matching air handler) from a participating dealer. Rebate levels: $1,000 for AZV9...
Requires purchase and installation of a full FIT outdoor unit with its matching air handler plus the ONE smart thermostat (full system required). Must be installed by a participating independent installer in ...
Rebate requires purchase and installation of a full SD system (SD outdoor unit plus matching SD air handler) installed by a participating independent contractor in the U.S. Instant rebates: $600 for GZV9S, $4...
California Hub for Energy Efficiency Financing (CHEEF)
0% financing for home energy upgrades
GoGreen Financing
Covers a broad range of home energy efficiency and electrification upgrades and can be combined with rebates and incentives. Your property must receive electricity and/or natural gas from PG&E, SDG&E, SCE, So...
California's Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEEHRA)
Up to $8,000 rebate for heat pump
Multi family Heat Pump HVAC
Potential savings
$7,500 - $8,000
Income-qualified projects can receive $7,500–$8,000 per eligible heat pump (variable-speed qualifies for $8,000). Only ENERGY STAR‑certified 2‑stage or variable‑capacity heat pumps are eligible; contractors m...
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Regional incentives(5)
Potential savings
No cost
Property must be a building of 5+ attached units (share a wall, floor, or ceiling) and receive service from one of the program-listed utilities. Income-qualified: deed-restricted properties need ≥65% of resid...
South Coast Air Quality Management District
Up to $2,000 rebate for heat pump + water heater, multifamily
GO ZERO incentive program
Potential savings
$300 to $2,000 per Unit
Up to $2,000 per unit ($300–$2,000 range) for qualifying heat-pump space heating systems and heat-pump water heaters. Only available within the program's jurisdiction—check the linked eligibility map; propert...
South Coast Air Quality Management District
Up to $3,000 rebate for heat pump + water heater
GO ZERO incentive program
Potential savings
$1,000 - $3,000
Qualifying heat pump systems and qualifying heat‑pump water heaters must be installed within the South Coast AQMD jurisdiction. Rebates range from $1,000–$3,000. No income qualifications listed.
Potential savings
No cost
Free replacement of existing gas or propane furnace and water heater with high-efficiency heat pump systems. Income-qualified households only; must have an active, individually metered electric account and pr...
Potential savings
$424 - $1,350
Income-qualified households in designated disadvantaged communities may qualify for rebates of about $424–$1,350 for home energy upgrades. Eligible measures include heat pumps (ductless/split), heat pump wate...
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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 San Bernardino.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What heat pump rebates are available in San Bernardino?
- San Bernardino, CA residents may qualify for federal, state, and local rebates and tax credits for heat pump 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 in San Bernardino?
- 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.
- Do I qualify for federal heat pump tax credits?
- The federal Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (25C) has no income limits — any homeowner who makes eligible heat pump improvements to their primary residence can claim it. Separately, households at or below 150% of the Area Median Income may qualify for larger upfront rebates through the IRA's Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEAR) program.
- How do I apply for heat pump rebates in San Bernardino?
- 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 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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