Mini Split System Rebates and Incentives: Your Complete Guide to Savings
Are you considering installing a mini split system? Various utility companies offer substantial rebates and incentives that can significantly reduce your installation costs. Additionally, federal tax credits are available to help make your mini split more affordable.
Spokane and Coeur D'Alene Area Utility Company Rebates for Mini Split Systems
Avista Utilities
Get an immediate $600 discount on your mini split installation, automatically applied to your bid.
Inland Power
Receive an $800 rebate after your mini split installation. Choose between an account credit or mailed check.
Installation Requirements:
- Must replace electric resistant heating (zonal, forced air, or hydronic)
- System must meet minimum efficiency ratings:
- Single or multi-head systems require HSPF 9 or HSPF2 7.6 or greater
Vera Water and Power
Qualify for an $800 post-installation rebate on your mini split.
Installation Requirements:
- Existing heating system must be electric for qualifying ductless/mini-split pump conversions
Kootenai Electric
Earn a $900 rebate after installing your mini split.
Installation Requirements: Must replace one of the following:
- Forced-air electric furnace
- Zonal electric resistance heating (baseboard, ceiling, wall, or electric hydronic)
Pend Oreille PUD
Receive an $800 rebate after your mini split installation.
Installation Requirements:
- Installation must be completed by a certified installer from the Comfort Ready Home's qualified contractor list
- System must be fully installed and paid for before rebate processing
- PUD may conduct site inspection to verify installation requirements
Northern Lights
Get an $800 post-installation rebate on your mini split.
Installation Requirements: Must replace one of the following:
- Forced-air electric furnace
- Zonal electric resistance heating (baseboard, ceiling, wall, or electric hydronic)
Federal Tax Credits for Mini Split Systems
Make your mini split system even more affordable with the Federal Residential Clean Energy Credit (25C):
Receive 30% of the total system cost
Maximum credit of $2,000 on qualifying heat pump installations
This comprehensive guide to mini split system rebates and incentives helps homeowners understand the available savings opportunities when upgrading their heating and cooling systems. Contact your local utility provider or a qualified HVAC contractor to learn more about qualifying for these rebates.
