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Florida Homeowners May Qualify for Up to $8,000 Toward a New Heat Pump

Florida’s Energy Saver Program will offer income-based rebates on qualifying high-efficiency heat pumps. Tony Kelly Heating & Air Conditioning is participating in the contractor program and can help North Florida homeowners get ready.

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Please note: Rebate eligibility and amounts are set by Florida Energy Saver Program rules and approval. Tony Kelly Heating & Air Conditioning cannot guarantee eligibility, rebate amounts, or approval.

How the Florida heat pump rebate works

The rebate helps qualifying Florida households pay for a new high-efficiency heat pump. How much a household may receive comes down to four things.

  • Household income

    Compared to the Area Median Income (AMI) for your county.

  • Household size

    Income limits rise with the number of people living in the home.

  • Eligible project costs

    The rebate covers a share of qualifying installation costs.

  • Qualifying equipment

    The heat pump must meet the program’s efficiency requirements.

100%

Below 80% of AMI

May qualify for up to 100% of eligible costs, capped at $8,000.

50%

80% to 150% of AMI

May qualify for up to 50% of eligible costs, capped at $8,000.

Not eligible

Above 150% of AMI

Outside this rebate’s income range, though other HVAC rebates and tax credits in Florida or financing may still apply.

Estimate your potential heat pump rebate

Choose your county, household size, and income range to see which rebate category may apply. Your answers stay in your browser and aren’t sent anywhere.

Your potential rebate

Fill in the details to see your estimate.

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Results are estimates only and do not guarantee qualification, rebate amounts, or approval. Estimates use published 2026 county income thresholds (Florida Energy Saver Program AMI table). Official eligibility requires income verification, qualifying equipment and project costs, available funding, and program approval.

Example: a four-person household in Leon County

Income categoryAnnual household income
Below 80% AMIUnder $79,600
80% to 150% AMI$79,600 to $149,300
Above 150% AMIOver $149,300

These are income screening thresholds, not a guarantee that a particular heat pump project qualifies.

From sign-up to a new heat pump

Here’s how we help homeowners through the rebate process. Specific steps follow the official program rules.

  1. Sign up

    Share a few details so our team can reach out and get started.

  2. Home assessment

    We look at your current system, ductwork, and home to size the right heat pump.

  3. Qualifying equipment

    We recommend high-efficiency equipment that fits program requirements and your budget.

  4. Program paperwork

    We walk you through what the program needs from you and from us.

A local heat pump team you can call by name

We’ve been helping North Florida homeowners stay comfortable through long, humid summers and chilly winter mornings for more than two decades.

  • Participating in the Florida Energy Saver contractor programWe help homeowners through the rebate process.
  • Family-owned and operated since 2000A Tallahassee company serving neighbors across North Florida.
  • Licensed Florida Mechanical ContractorLicense #CMC1249702. Led by Chris, a NATE-certified technician and State of Florida Mechanical Contractor.
  • 5-star rated on Google with 1,696+ reviewsHomeowners trust us with heat pump repair and installation year after year.

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“Same day call and service resulted in a repaired heating system during the 2022 Christmas arctic blast. Highly recommend this company!”
Teri K., Google review

North Florida counties we serve

Leon CountyTallahassee, Bradfordville, Woodville, Capitola
Gadsden CountyQuincy, Midway, Havana
Jefferson CountyMonticello, Lloyd
Wakulla CountyCrawfordville
Taylor CountyPerry

Florida heat pump rebate questions

What is the Florida Energy Saver Program?

The Florida Energy Saver Program is the state’s home energy rebate program. One part of it is a heat pump rebate for qualifying households, with amounts based mainly on household income, household size, eligible project costs, and whether the equipment meets program requirements.

How much could I receive toward a new heat pump?

Qualifying households may be eligible for up to $8,000 toward a new high-efficiency heat pump. Households below 80% of Area Median Income may qualify for up to 100% of eligible costs, and households between 80% and 150% of Area Median Income may qualify for up to 50% of eligible costs. Both are capped at $8,000.

How is my income category determined?

Income categories are based on Area Median Income (AMI) for your county and the number of people in your household. The estimator on this page uses published county income thresholds, but your official category is set only after the program verifies your income.

Does signing up or using the estimator guarantee a rebate?

No. The estimator gives a preliminary, nonbinding estimate, and signing up is a request for our team to follow up with you. Eligibility and rebate amounts depend on Florida Energy Saver Program rules, income verification, qualifying equipment and project costs, available funding, and program approval. Tony Kelly cannot guarantee eligibility or approval.

What if my heating or cooling system fails before my rebate is approved?

If your home has no heat or no cooling, it is reasonable to get it looked at right away rather than wait. Program rules may affect which projects qualify, so we can talk through repair options and timing with you so you can make the choice that fits your home.

Which North Florida counties does Tony Kelly serve?

Tony Kelly Heating & Air Conditioning serves homeowners in Leon, Gadsden, Jefferson, Wakulla, and Taylor counties, including Tallahassee, Crawfordville, Quincy, Monticello, Perry, and nearby communities.

Is the information I enter in the estimator saved?

No. The estimator runs in your browser, and the county, household size, income range, and cost you enter are not submitted or stored. Only the information you choose to send through the sign-up form reaches our office.

Thinking about cost and timing? Our guide to heat pump replacement costs in Tallahassee and our look at common heat pump problems in Florida homes can help you plan.

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