Keep your furnace.
Add a heat pump.

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A hybrid heat pump lets you add air conditioning while keeping your existing furnace.

  • Stay cool on hot summer days

  • Keep the furnace you've already invested in

  • Available instant rebates—many homeowners qualify for over $2,800!

Estimate Your Rebates

How does a hybrid heat pump work?

Your heat pump becomes your primary heating and cooling system. Your furnace remains available as backup heat during the coldest weather.

How it Works:

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Hybrid Heat Pump Rebate Calculator

Have a newer gas furnace? A hybrid heat pump can add efficient heating and air conditioning while keeping your furnace as backup heat. Answer a few questions to estimate your available rebates.

Used only to estimate income-qualified rebates.
This calculator assumes: You currently heat with natural gas and will keep your gas furnace as part of a hybrid—or dual-fuel—system.

See what heat pump rebates you may qualify for—in seconds!

✓ Your home is too hot in summer

Enjoy air conditioning throughout your home during hot weather.

✓ Your furnace is still in good condition

Keep your furnace. Add efficient cooling and heating.

✓ You're not ready to go all-electric

Ease into electrification while keeping backup heat available.

A hybrid heat pump may be a good fit if…

✓ You value having backup heat

Your furnace remains available during the coldest winter days.

✓ You want a more comfortable home year-round

Stay cool in summer and comfortable throughout the year.

✓ You want to reduce your home's carbon emissions

Use less gas by heating and cooling your home with a heat pump.

Talk to an Energy Advisor