Which rebate applies to your heat pump?
The federal tax credit ended in 2025. In 2026, real money comes from your utility and Washington's income-qualified HEAR program — here's the quick directory.
Your rebate depends on which utility serves your address, what you're replacing, and your household income. No federal Section 25C credit exists in 2026 — it ended December 31, 2025.
Statewide — income-qualified households (≤150% of Area Median Income)
Washington HEAR (Climate Commitment Act)
Unincorporated Pierce County incl. Graham & Spanaway (income-qualified)
Pierce County Weatherization + HEAR
Large parts of King & Pierce County (incl. Federal Way, Kent, Auburn areas)
Puget Sound Energy (PSE)
City of Tacoma and parts of surrounding Pierce County
Tacoma Public Utilities / Tacoma Power
Gig Harbor & Key Peninsula
Peninsula Light Company
Eatonville and rural south/east Pierce County
Ohop Mutual Light Company
Lakewood · Parkland/Spanaway
Lakeview Light & Power · Parkland Light & Water
Still deciding whether to repair, replace, or size a new system first? Start with Evaluate .
We verify your rebate eligibility — free.
Tell us your address and what you're heating with today, and we'll confirm the current program before you sign anything. Call (253) 740-5135.
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