Want $4,000 in rebates to save energy and improve your home?
Bay Area customers can get up to $4,000 in rebates from PG&E’s Energy Upgrade California pilot program. Up to $2,500 in additional incentive money is available as home efficiency tax credits and appliance rebates too.
How does Energy Upgrade California Work?
Get a consultation to determine your rebate eligibility and to set up your home energy audit.
Conduct your home energy audit and provide improvement recommendations.
Decide which home energy improvements to make.
Hire a participating contractor in Energy Upgrade California to complete your home energy upgrades.
The energy upgrades are verified and you receive a $1,500-$4,000 rebate check!
What does it take to get a $4,000 rebate check from the Energy Upgrade California Program?
- You must own a single-family home or duplex and be a PG&E customer.
- The amount of the rebate you get is based on energy modeling software that shows how much energy your home will save after an energy upgrade remodel.
- A home energy audit which includes energy modeling must be completed by a certified energy auditor (us).
- The rebate amount is based on how much less energy your home will use after the energy upgrades. A minimum 20% energy reduction receives $2,000 in rebates. Each additional 5% reduction beyond that earns another $500 up to $4,000.
What types of upgrades will get you the rebate check?
- Ducts sealing or replacement
- Air sealing
- Attic insulation
- Wall/floor insulation
- High efficiency furnace upgrades
- Water heater upgrades
- Radiant barrier
- Windows
- Thermal Barrier
- Hot water system insulation
- Air conditioner
- Carbon monoxide, smoke alarm (testing/installation)
To learn more about the rebate program, visit https://energyupgradeca.org/overview
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More pages in this section:
- Berkeley ME2 – Home Energy Rebates for Berkeley Residents
- Energy Upgrade California Program for PG&E Customers
- Federal Tax Credits for Home Energy Efficiency Improvements
- San Francisco Home Improvement and Performance Program (SFHip)
