Homeowners in Alabama can lower the cost of high-efficiency heating upgrades through utility rebates and federal tax credits. Use the official resources below to verify current amounts, qualifying equipment, and how to apply in your area.
Alabama Furnace Rebates Key Links
- DSIRE State Incentive Database (AL)
- ENERGY STAR Federal Tax Credits
- IRS Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (25C)
- Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs – Energy (ADECA)
Alabama Utility and Local Programs
Alabama Power
- Rebates and Programs – check current incentives for heat pumps and efficiency upgrades.
Spire (Natural Gas – Alabama)
- Spire Rebates – see offers for qualifying gas heating equipment and thermostats.
Alabama Federal and Tax Incentives
- IRS Section 25C Credit – up to 30% for eligible home energy improvements, subject to caps.
- ENERGY STAR Air-Source Heat Pump Credit – qualifying criteria.
- DSIRE – Alabama Listings – updated incentive directory.
Alabama HVAC Rebates FAQ
Which heating systems in Alabama usually qualify for rebates?
High-efficiency air-source heat pumps, dual-fuel systems, and efficient gas furnaces can qualify when they meet program efficiency ratings.
Can I combine a utility rebate with the federal 25C credit?
Often yes, as long as equipment meets both program rules and IRS limits. Keep invoices and model numbers for your records.
Do I need a specific contractor to receive a rebate?
Utilities typically require installation by a licensed contractor and proof of efficiency (AHRI certificate or spec sheet).
How long do Alabama rebates take to process?
Processing times vary by utility; plan for several weeks after submitting complete documentation.
Will a smart thermostat help me qualify?
Some programs include add-on incentives for smart thermostats when installed with qualifying HVAC equipment.