Efficiency Arizona rebates, installed by Everest
Everest helps you apply. Then we do the work.
We help you fill out the application
Income proof, utility bills, signatures. We help you gather what you need and go through each section with you. Applications lock once you submit, so we help you get it right the first time.
We check what qualifies first
Some upgrades don’t qualify, like replacing a gas system. We look at your current equipment so you apply for the rebates you can actually use.
We install it for you
Heat pumps, heat pump water heaters, insulation and air sealing, installed by Everest’s local Arizona team.
Do you qualify?
Many Arizona homeowners qualify. You likely do if:
- You own your home.
- Your household income is at or below 150% of the area median income (AMI) for your county and household size. See the income limits.
- Or someone in your household is enrolled in SNAP, AHCCCS (Medicaid), LIHEAP, SSI, Lifeline, free school lunch, Head Start, public housing or another qualifying program. That qualifies you automatically.
How much your rebate covers
| Household income | Your rebate covers |
|---|---|
| Under 80% of AMI | 100% of the product cost, up to each item’s limit |
| 80% to 150% of AMI | 50% of the product cost, up to each item’s limit |
Not sure where you land? Check if you qualify
Two ways to use your rebate
Have a contractor install it
Best for heat pumps, water heaters and insulation. You apply, the program approves you, and a qualified contractor installs the work. The program pays its share directly to the contractor.
Buy it at a store
Best for a heat pump water heater, heat pump dryer or electric cooking appliance you buy yourself. Once you’re approved, you get a coupon by email to use at a participating retailer like Lowe’s. You must be approved before you buy, and installation isn’t included.
Using a retail coupon for a heat pump water heater? Everest can remove your old one and install the new one.
What the rebates cover
Rebates cover up to $14,000 per household. Each upgrade has its own limit.
| Upgrade | Rebate up to | What qualifies |
|---|---|---|
| Heat pump (heating and cooling) | $8,000 | ENERGY STAR rated. Replaces electric furnace or electric baseboard heat, or adds to your existing system. |
| Heat pump water heater | $1,750 | ENERGY STAR rated. Replaces an electric water heater. |
| Insulation, air sealing and ventilation | $1,600 combined | Insulation in attics, walls or floors around your living space, plus kitchen, bath and laundry exhaust fans. |
| Electrical panel | $4,000 | Only when installed with a qualifying appliance. |
| Electrical wiring | $2,500 | Only when installed with a qualifying appliance. |
| Heat pump clothes dryer | $840 | ENERGY STAR rated. Replaces an electric dryer. |
| Electric stove, cooktop, range or oven | $840 | ENERGY STAR rated. Replaces an electric cooking appliance. |
Rebates can’t be used to replace a gas or other fossil fuel system. The rebate may not cover the full cost; you pay any balance, plus taxes and installation fees.
Already have a heat pump? Call us and we’ll check what applies to your home.
What to expect
The online application takes about 10 to 15 minutes when your documents are ready. We can go through it with you.
- 1Answer a few quick questions: your address, home type and household size.
- 2Create your account and activate it from the email the program sends.
- 3Upload proof of identity, residency and home ownership.
- 4Add your income, or proof that someone in your home is enrolled in a qualifying program.
- 5Add your utility account numbers or recent bills.
- 6Choose your rebates and sign the agreement.
- 7Review everything and submit. Applications lock once submitted.
After you apply
A case manager follows up with you, and the program confirms your eligibility. For contractor projects, the program then reviews your home, a qualified contractor completes the work, and a final inspection follows.
Have these ready
- Photo ID
- Proof that you live in and own the home
- Income proof (the last 30 days, or last year’s 1040 or W-2), or proof of enrollment in a qualifying program
- Recent utility bills or account numbers
Let’s see what you qualify for
Rebate amounts and rules are set by Efficiency Arizona and may change. Eligibility and approval are decided by the program. Everest Air & Plumbing is an independent contractor and does not administer the Efficiency Arizona program. Learn more at efficiencyarizona.com.