Slide to your number. We'll show how much of it goes to heating and cooling, then check what your home may qualify for in rebates, up to $5,000.
At $240 a month, heating and cooling is roughly
Projection from DOE averages, not a promise
About 45% of a home's electric bill, or $1,296 a year. That is the part a rebate-backed upgrade targets. A Rebate Advisor checks what your home may qualify for, up to $5,000 in rebates.
Your best guess is fine.
We check it against the areas we serve.
Don’t worry, we respect your privacy and will never send you an unwanted call or text
Rebates on home equipment go to the homeowner, so we can't set up a visit for a rental. If the owner might be interested, feel free to send them this page.
Free. About 60 seconds. No obligation.
Your Rebate Advisor will use your $240 bill as the starting point. If a recent one is higher or lower, say so on the call.
Why the call: a Rebate Advisor needs about 15 minutes to confirm which rebate programs your home may qualify for and book your free home check. Most rebates have to be claimed before the install, so this step comes first. No sales pitch, just your bill, your answers and the next step.
Your advisor calls you from (469) 960-5509. About 15 minutes.
Your chosen time, Central Time. We just texted and emailed you the details.
Save it as "Upgrade Rebates Advisor" so it doesn't look like spam. Most missed rebates are missed calls.
Save the numberRight now this rebate check is only open to homeowners in the areas we serve. You can still look up rebates for your state at upgraderebates.com.
See rebates for your stateBased on the information we already have on file for your home, this program isn’t a fit right now. Has something changed? If your situation is different from the last time we spoke, call us and a Rebate Advisor will take another look.
Call (469) 960-5509