Rebates & Incentives
Rebates That Bring a High-Efficiency System Within Reach
A high-efficiency boiler, furnace, geothermal, or heat-pump system is a real investment — and there are utility, state, and manufacturer rebates that can take a meaningful bite out of the cost. We handle the rebate paperwork as part of every install and flag the eligible options before you decide. Programs change year to year; here's what's active now.
1. Minnesota Utility Rebates
Minnesota Power & Comfort Systems
For our Minnesota homeowners, local utilities offer rebates on a wide range of high-efficiency equipment. We handle the paperwork as part of the install:
- Minnesota Power — geothermal and air-source/ductless heat pump incentives, plus electric water heater rebates
- Comfort Systems (Duluth's gas utility) — high-efficiency furnace and boiler rebates; routinely $300–$800 per qualifying system
- Other area utilities & co-ops — heat pump and high-efficiency equipment programs in surrounding service territories
2. Wisconsin — Focus on Energy
Up to $14,000 for Superior, WI Homes
For our Superior, WI customers, Focus on Energy — Wisconsin's statewide energy-efficiency program — runs both standard rebates and federally funded, income-based Home Energy Rebates:
- Standard Focus on Energy rebates — available to all Wisconsin residential customers regardless of income, on qualifying high-efficiency heat pumps and other equipment
- Income-based Home Energy Rebates — for income-qualified households, up to roughly $14,000 total across the available programs, covering 50–100% of project cost depending on income (households at or below 80% of area median income qualify for the highest tier)
- Heat pumps & electrification — ductless cold-climate, ducted, and geothermal heat pumps are among the best-supported upgrades
Wisconsin residents only. Final eligibility and amounts are set by Focus on Energy; see focusonenergy.com for current program details.
3. Manufacturer Rebates
Seasonal Manufacturer Promotions
Major HVAC manufacturers such as Bosch, AirQuest, Midea, and Goodman run quarterly promotions on qualifying equipment. We watch for them, time projects when it makes sense, and pass every dollar through to you.
4. How We Help
We Do the Rebate Legwork
We identify every rebate your specific system qualifies for, provide the AHRI certificates and manufacturer documentation each program requires, and file the paperwork as part of the install. You get the savings without chasing forms.
Common Questions
Rebates & Incentives — FAQ
What rebates are available for new HVAC equipment in the Duluth area?
Rebates change year to year, but Minnesota homeowners can typically tap Minnesota Power rebates for high-efficiency heat pumps, geothermal, and ENERGY STAR equipment, plus Comfort Systems (Duluth) rebates on qualifying natural gas furnaces and boilers. We handle the rebate paperwork on your behalf as part of the install.
What is Wisconsin Focus on Energy and who qualifies?
Focus on Energy is Wisconsin's statewide energy-efficiency program, available to our Superior, WI customers. It offers standard rebates on qualifying high-efficiency equipment for all Wisconsin residential customers, plus income-based federal Home Energy Rebates (administered through Focus on Energy) that can cover a substantial share of a project for qualifying households.
How much can Focus on Energy cover on a project?
For income-qualified Wisconsin households, the federal Home Energy Rebates delivered through Focus on Energy can total up to roughly $14,000 across the available programs — covering 50–100% of project cost depending on income (households at or below 80% of area median income qualify for the highest tier). Standard Focus on Energy rebates are available to all Wisconsin customers regardless of income.
Do you help with the rebate paperwork?
Yes. We provide the AHRI certificates and manufacturer documentation each program requires and help you file Minnesota Power, Comfort Systems, and Focus on Energy rebates as part of the install. We are not the program administrators, so final eligibility and amounts are set by each program.
Which equipment is most likely to earn a rebate?
High-efficiency heat pumps (ducted, ductless cold-climate, and geothermal) tend to earn the largest incentives, followed by ENERGY STAR furnaces and boilers that meet the program efficiency tiers. We flag the rebate-eligible options during your free in-home consultation so you can weigh them before you decide.
Let's Talk Numbers
See Which Rebates Your Project Qualifies For
Every free estimate includes the rebate-eligible options for your specific system — utility, state, and manufacturer — so you can see the real net cost before you decide.