Thank you for your interest in participating in EAP's 2023 Spring Rebate Program. Please review the information below to learn more about the program.
2023 Spring Program Qualifying Systems
Central Air Conditioning Systems
Tier 1 - $250
16.0+ SEER, 12.5 EER (or higher)
or
15.2+
SEER2, 12.0
EER2 (or higher)*
Tier 2 - $700
17.0+ SEER, 12.5 EER (or higher)
or
16.0+
SEER2, 12.0
EER2 (or higher)*
Tier 3 - $1,000
20.0+ SEER, 12.5 EER (or higher)
or
18.0+
SEER2, 12.0
EER2 (or higher)*
Heat Pump Systems
Tier 1 - $300
16.0+ SEER, 8.5 HSPF, 12.5 EER (or higher)
or
15.2+
SEER2, 7.8
HSPF2, 11.7
EER2 (or higher)*
Tier 2 - $800
17.0+ SEER, 8.5 HSPF, 12.5 EER (or higher)
or
16.0+
SEER2, 7.8
HSPF2, 11.7
EER2 (or higher)*
Tier 3 - $1,200
20.0+ SEER, 8.5 HSPF, 12.5 EER (or higher)
or
18.0+
SEER2, 7.8
HSPF2, 11.7
EER2 (or higher)*
Additional $250** on a dual fuel heat pump (hybrid) – Heat Pump. Heat Pump Efficiency must meet rebate level (see above) - this is NOT a separate rebate, just an additional amount. For dual fuel heat pump, the outdoor unit, indoor coil, and furnace must be installed.
Mini Split Heat Pump Systems
Single Zone High Efficiency Equipment:
$150 per outdoor unit
20.0+ SEER, 12.0 HSPF, 12.5 EER (or higher)
or
17.0+
SEER2, 8.5
HSPF2, 12.0
EER2 (or higher)*
Or
Multi Zone High Efficiency Equipment:
$100 per head
18.0+ SEER, 10.0 HSPF, 12.5 EER (or higher) or
17.0+ SEER2, 8.5 HSPF2, 12.0 EER2 (or higher)*
*SEER2 ratings new to Spring 2023 Program
**Rebate amount increased for Spring 2023 Program
Program Participation Requirements
- All participating contractors must have a minimum of $1,000,000 in General Liability insurance, Workers Compensation (as required by law), and a current HIC number.
- To be eligible for an EAP rebate, customer contracts must be signed between February 13 and April 21, 2023
- Contractors must include the full EAP rebate amount on invoice and deduct it from the amount charged to the customer.
- The Contractor and the Manufacturer or Distributor equally share the cost of the rebate outlined above: 50% Contractor and 50% Manufacturer or Distributor. Following installation, the Contractor must file a claim with EAP to receive the remaining 50% of the rebate amount from the manufacturer or distributor. Manufacturers/Distributors will reimburse contractors with an account credit within 15 days of receiving claim submissions for qualifying claims.
- To be eligible for an EAP rebate, system must be installed by May 12, 2023
- All qualifying claims must be submitted to EAP by May 19, 2023. Late submissions will not be accepted.
- 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 installed. For central air conditioning systems, this means that the outdoor unit, indoor fan-bearing unit or furnace, and coil must be installed. Add-on coils alone are not eligible for a rebate. Rebates are based on AHRI Type noted on AHRI Certificate.
- Contractor must purchase participating brand equipment from a participating manufacturer/distributor. All system components must be purchased from the same distributor to qualify for the rebate reimbursement. Manufacturers and distributors may exclude certain models or tiers.
- Rebates are not valid in combination with other rebates or manufacturer discounts. PECO and local utility rebates can be combined with EAP rebates.
- In the case the system AHRI Certificate notes both SEER and SEER2 efficiency ratings, the system’s higher available rebate amount will prevail.
What brands are available for rebates?
As of March 10, 2023, following distributors and manufacturers are participating, and offering the following brands:
Heat Pumps and Central Air Conditioning
Mini Splits