HVAC Rebates

Thank you for your interest in The Electrical Association of Philadelphia’s Heating & Air Conditioning Spring 2023 Rebate Program, which ran between February 13 and April 21, 2023.

Rebates were available for residential-sized systems, including homes, apartments, as well as mixed-use commercial properties, when contracting with a participating contractor.

Check back in late-July for more details of the Fall 2023 Rebate Program!

Participating Contractors 

Check back in late-July for a list of Fall 2023 Participating Contractors.

 

What Rebates Were Available?

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How do I get an EAP rebate?

  • Contract with a participating contractor on a qualifying system from a participating brand between February 13 and April 21, 2023.
  • Have your system installed by May 12, 2023.
  • The rebate will appear as an instant discount off of your bill. You will not need to submit anything to the manufacturer. Your contract and invoice should clearly note “EAP Rebate” and the rebate amount provided by the contractor.

Why work with a participating contractor?

  • All participating contractors carry and maintain a minimum of $1,000,000 (aggregate) of general liability insurance, and have Workers Compensation Insurance (if applicable).
  • All participating contractors have a current Pennsylvania Home Improvement Contractor number (PAHIC#).
  • Only participating contractors can provide the instant EAP rebate.

Can I combine an EAP rebate with other rebates?

This offer is not valid in combination with other manufacturer rebates with the sole exception of local utility rebates such as PECO Rebates. Local utility rebates can be combined with EAP rebates if system levels meet the utility's rebate requirements. Your participating contractor may be able to assist you in applying for PECO rebates.

What brands were available for rebates in the 2023 Spring Program?

  • Central A/C and Heat Pumps: Amana, American Standard, Bosch, Bryant, Carrier, Coleman, Goodman, Guardian, Lennox, Rheem, Trane, York
  • Mini-Split Ductless Systems: Bryant, Carrier, Daikin, Fujitsu, Hitachi, Lennox, Midea, Mitsubishi, Payne, Rheem, Weather Maker, York

Are there any restrictions?

  • Equipment purchased from Home Improvement or other Retail Stores is also not eligible. All equipment must be purchased through a participating contractor.
  • Rebates will be offered on full heat pump or central air conditioning systems. For heat pump systems, this means that both the outdoor unit and indoor air handler must be replaced. For central air conditioning systems, this means that the outdoor unit, indoor fan-bearing unit or furnace, and coil must be replaced. Add-on coils alone are not eligible for a rebate.
  • Equipment for project quotes and/or new construction quotes are excluded from this offer.
If you have questions, please contact Matt Deibert at (610) 825-1600 x 14 or at [email protected].

This program is conducted by The Electrical Association of Philadelphia. PECO Energy does not receive any payments in connection with the program, and its involvement is limited to making information about the program available to their customers. Neither PECO Energy nor The Electrical Association of Philadelphia warrants or guarantees the work of participating contractors or equipment sold in any way, nor has either PECO Energy or The Electrical Association of Philadelphia inspected, tested, or qualified the equipment sold under the program.