Rebates & Incentives

Save money on your HVAC upgrades with available rebates and incentives. We help you find and apply for all eligible programs to maximize your savings.

Save Big with PSE Rebates Through Derr Heating and Cooling

We help homeowners in Kitsap County and the surrounding areas access thousands of dollars in rebates for energy-efficient upgrades:

Electric-to-Heat-Pump/Mini-Split Conversion Rebate: $1,500

Convert from electric resistance heating (baseboard, wall heater, electric furnace, or electric hydronic) to a qualifying ducted or ductless heat pump through Puget Sound Energy (PSE) and get a $1,500 rebate.

Boost Efficiency Rebate (Income-Qualified): Up to $2,400

Income-qualified customers making the same electric-to-heat-pump conversion can receive an increased rebate of up to $2,400 instead of the standard $1,500, per PSE’s rebate program. We’ll help confirm your eligibility.

Manufactured Home Electric-to-Heat-Pump/Mini-Split Rebate: $2,400

Manufactured and mobile homes converting from electric resistance heat to a ducted or ductless heat pump qualify for a $2,400 rebate through PSE’s manufactured home rebate program.

And you don't even have to worry about the paperwork, we take care of everything

1. We Determine Your Eligibility

Our experts know exactly which rebates apply to your home and situation.

2. We Handle All Documentation

From AHRI certifications to installation photos, we gather everything needed.

3. We submit your application

No missed deadlines or rejected forms when we manage the process.

Ready to Start Saving?

Book a FREE appointment today to discover which rebates you qualify for. Our comfort advisors will provide a free consultation and show you how to maximize your savings.

Our Service Area

Derr Heating and Cooling is proud to be locally owned and operated, providing heating, cooling, air quality and electrical services to the following areas:

Frequently Asked Questions

What HVAC rebates are available in Washington right now?

As of 2026, Kitsap-area homeowners can typically combine Puget Sound Energy (PSE) heat pump rebates (amounts vary by system efficiency, with income-qualified rebates reaching several thousand dollars) with the Washington State HEAR program (up to $8,000 for income-qualifying households, $4,000 for moderate-income). These can often be stacked. Note: the federal 25C heat-pump tax credit expired December 31, 2025 and is not available for 2026 installations; the 30% federal credit for geothermal (25D) remains through 2032. Rebate amounts and eligibility change — we’ll confirm what you qualify for and verify current amounts at pse.com.

Can Derr help me get the PSE rebate?

Yes — we guide you through eligibility and the paperwork. Important: as of April 2, 2026, PSE requires rebate-eligible heat pump installations to be performed by a PSE Trade Ally / Registered Energy Professional, so choosing the right contractor matters for your rebate.

Do you offer financing if I can't pay up front?

Yes — we offer financing on approved credit so you can spread the cost of a new system into manageable monthly payments and still capture today’s rebates. Ask about current plans when you book your estimate.

Are the rebates worth the hassle?

Absolutely — between utility and state programs, the right heat pump project can qualify for thousands of dollars in incentives. We handle the heavy lifting so you don’t leave money on the table.