Credits & Rebates
Premier Heating & Air was evaluated by Xcel Energy and achieved a 100% pass rate on all of the AC/ASHP systems that were randomly selected by Xcel Energy for inspection. This is important because improper installations can cost customers 27% of their efficiency through loss of energy with improper equipment sizing, air flow, refrigerant charge, and duct sealing. We ensure the highest level of installation standards will be achieved on your new system. See how you can cash in on hundreds of dollars of Xcel rebates savings by having our highly skilled NATE certified pros install your new system.
How To Get Your Rebate
1Purchase a qualifying system from Premier Heating + Air
2Have Premier Heating + Air install your new system
3We send a completed rebate application to Xcel for you.
Furnace Rebates
Did you know that, according to Energy.Gov, heating and cooling accounts for almost 50% of the energy use in a typical home, making it the largest energy expense for most homes? By upgrading to a 95% efficient furnace, you can save energy and money. Bring down the cost of your heating bill with these rebates.
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| Appliance | Rebate Amount |
|---|---|
| New Natural Gas Furnace 95% Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE) | $300 |
| Appliance | ’23 Tax Credit Amount |
|---|---|
| New Natural Gas Furnace 95% Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE) | $150 |
Rebate Benefits
- Rebates help with the initial cost of equipment
- Buying a 95% efficient furnace protects you from the potential of future rising energy costs.
- 95% efficient furnaces are less expensive to run than standard efficiency furnaces. (quieter operation thanks to a lower fan speed and improved comfort with less temperature fluctuation, maintaining a more even temperature)
Eligibility
- A participating Furnace contractor must install the qualifying furnace.
- Xcel Energy natural gas residential account holders are eligible for qualifying, 95% efficiency furnace rebates
- If you have two furnaces, you may receive rebates for both. One application form is needed for each furnace.
Air conditioner Rebates
Even if your air conditioner is only 10 years old, according to Energy.Gov, you could save 20-40% of your cooling energy costs by replacing it with a newer, more efficient model.
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| Appliance | Rebate Amount |
|---|---|
| High efficiency AC/ASHP with Quality Installation 15+ SEER, 12.5 EER | $500 |
| Appliance | ’23 Tax Credit Amount |
|---|---|
| High efficiency AC/ASHP with Quality Installation 16+ SEER, 13 EER | $300 |
Rebate Benefits
- Xcel rebates help offset the initial cost of energy-efficient equipment and quality installation.
- If energy costs rise in the future, especially during peak summertime hours when an AC system runs the hardest, a high-efficiency model could save you money on future bills.
Glossary
- EER – Energy Efficiency Ratio: a measure of overall efficiency
- SEER – Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio: a measure of the total heat removed during the annual cooling season
HEAT PUMP REBATES
Even if your heat pump is only 10 years old, according to Energy.Gov, you could save 20-40% of your cooling energy costs by replacing it with a newer, more efficient model.
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| Appliance | Rebate Amount |
|---|---|
| High efficiency ASHP with Quality Installation Efficiency Minimums: 15+ SEER, 12.5+ EER Efficiency Minimums: 18+ SEER, 12.5+ EER, 10.5+ HSPF with Quality Installation | up to $2000 |
| Appliance | ’23 Tax Credit Amount |
|---|---|
| Efficiency Minimums: 15+ SEER, 12.5+ EER, 8.5+ HSPF with Quality Installation | up to $2000 |
Rebate Benefits
- Xcel rebates help offset the initial cost of energy-efficient equipment and quality installation.
- If energy costs rise in the future, especially during peak summertime or wintertime hours when a heat pump system runs the hardest, a high-efficiency model could save you money on future bills.
Glossary
- EER – Energy Efficiency Ratio: a measure of overall efficiency
- SEER – Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio: a measure of the total heat removed during the annual cooling season
- HSPF – Heating Seasonal Performance Factor: the ratio of heat output over the heating season to electricity used.
