What rebates does SRP offer for home energy improvements?

SRP offers rebates for heat pumps, smart thermostats, insulation, and appliance upgrades. These can be stacked with HEEHRA federal rebates for qualifying households and the federal home improvement tax credit for all income levels. Enerly shows you every available incentive based on your specific home and ZIP code.

How do I apply for SRP rebates?

Check current rebate amounts on the SRP website before purchasing. Buy an ENERGY STAR-qualifying product, have it professionally installed if required, and submit your rebate application with proof of purchase within 90 days.

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SRP customers can stack utility rebates with federal HEEHRA rebates (up to $8,000 for heat pumps, $1,750 for heat pump water heaters for qualifying households) and the federal home improvement tax credit (30% back, no income cap) for combined savings of $3,000–$10,000+ on major upgrades. Heat pumps, heat pump water heaters, insulation, and smart thermostats all qualify, and these incentives do not reduce each other.

SRP Energy Rebates 2026

SRP customers can stack utility rebates, state incentives, and federal HEEHRA programs to reduce the upfront cost of home energy upgrades significantly. Here is what is available for SRP customers in 2026.

SRP Rebate Programs

Heat Pump HVAC: Rebates for qualifying high-efficiency heat pump systems that replace gas furnaces or standard AC units. Check the SRP website for current eligible models and rebate amounts.
Heat Pump Water Heater: Rebates for ENERGY STAR-certified heat pump water heaters, which use 3x less electricity than standard electric tanks.
Smart Thermostat: Rebates on qualifying smart thermostats (Nest, Ecobee, and others) that reduce HVAC runtime by 10-15%.
Attic Insulation and Air Sealing: Rebates for insulation upgrades to R-38 or higher. Often combined with a no-cost home energy assessment.
LED Lighting: Discounts on qualifying ENERGY STAR LED bulbs and fixtures available at participating retailers.

How to Apply for SRP Rebates

Check current rebate amounts on the SRP website before purchasing -- amounts change throughout the year
Purchase a qualifying ENERGY STAR-certified product from a participating retailer or contractor
Have the product professionally installed if required by the program (required for most HVAC and water heater rebates)
Submit your rebate application with proof of purchase within 90 days of installation
Stack your SRP rebate with federal tax credits for maximum savings

Federal Incentives for SRP Customers

Stack SRP utility rebates with these federal programs for maximum total savings:

HEEHRA: Up to $8,000 for heat pumps and $1,750 for heat pump water heaters for income-qualifying households. Applied at point of sale by participating contractors.
Federal Home Improvement Tax Credit: 30% back on heat pumps (up to $2,000), insulation (up to $1,200), windows (up to $600), and more -- available to all income levels. Claimed on your federal tax return.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if my product qualifies for SRP rebates?

Most SRP rebate programs require products to be ENERGY STAR certified. Many also require a specific efficiency tier (for example, SEER2 rating of 16 or higher for central AC). Check the SRP website for the current qualifying product list before making any purchase.

Can I stack SRP rebates with federal tax credits?

Yes. Utility rebates and federal tax credits are entirely separate programs. The federal home improvement tax credit is calculated on the full cost before any rebates you receive, so receiving a utility rebate does not reduce your federal credit. You keep both.

How long does it take to receive a SRP rebate?

Most utility rebates are processed within 6-12 weeks of application submission. HEEHRA rebates from the contractor are applied at point of sale with no wait. Federal tax credits are received when you file your return.