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HEAT PUMP REBATES IN LOS ANGELES, CA

One program serves Los Angeles addresses: LADWP.

That is the honest count, not a shortlist we trimmed. Below is what it pays, what it asks of the equipment, and how you claim it. The rest of California is listed underneath so you can see the whole picture, but only the program above is one you can count on at this address.

Serves your address

What a Los Angeles home can claim.

You claim the program that serves your address, not the total. Confirm current terms with each program before counting on an amount.

LADWP

YOU FILE THIS AFTER INSTALL
Check your local utility for rebates

Los Angeles muni: heat-pump HVAC rebate reported around $2,500 per ton; confirm the current per-ton amount and cap with LADWP.

Equipment has to hit
Qualifying heat pump HVAC; confirm SEER2 tier with LADWP.
Stacking
Independent LA muni program (outside the IOU/TECH pathway).
Limits
LADWP electric customers (City of Los Angeles). Per-ton amount reported ~$2,500/ton; confirm current figure and any household cap.
SOURCE: ladwp.com
Also serving this area

Utilities here with nothing to claim.

These serve Los Angeles homes and have nothing here to claim. Listed rather than dropped, because you may be looking for exactly this name.

Southern California EdisonPer the engine's own record for this utility: its heat pump rebate ran via TECH Clean California, which has been fully reserved and closed to new single-family reservations since 14 November 2025. There is nothing here to reserve today. California's live money is the municipal and CCA programs listed below.
SoCalGasA gas utility does not pay a homeowner to switch off gas, so there is nothing here to claim. Heat pump money in this market comes from the electric side.
Elsewhere in California

Not available at a Los Angeles address.

Run by utilities that do not serve this market. Shown so you can see the whole California picture, and because a heat pump outlives most moves. Do not budget against these for a Los Angeles home.

Central Coast Community Energy (3CE)Up to $3,000 for the most efficient equipment
SMUDUp to $3,000 for the most efficient equipment
Peninsula Clean EnergyUp to $2,500
Silicon Valley Clean EnergyUp to $2,500
MCE (Marin Clean Energy)Up to $2,400
CleanPowerSFUp to $1,200
BayREN Home+Up to $1,000
Sonoma Clean PowerUp to $1,000
Burbank Water & PowerCheck your local utility for rebates
Glendale Water & PowerCheck your local utility for rebates
Pasadena Water & PowerCheck your local utility for rebates
Riverside Public UtilitiesCheck your local utility for rebates
How current this is

California program terms verified 2026-07. Programs change their terms, their budgets run out, and some close mid-year. Every amount here is an estimate until it is checked against your exact address and the equipment you actually install, which is what your quote does.

  • Rebate amounts are estimates and subject to change. Verify current program terms and eligibility before quoting a final net price.
  • Eligibility varies by income, equipment efficiency, utility territory, and program funding availability.
  • State and utility programs only. Federal 25C/25D tax credits expired 12/31/2025 and the DOE HEAR/HOMES rebate programs ended 5/29/2026; neither is included.
  • After-install rebates are claimed by the homeowner after installation and are not guaranteed at the point of sale.
See what you actually net.

A rebate list is not a price. Your quote sizes the system to Los Angeles's real design day and shows the number before and after everything above.

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