I would highly recommend hiring Alex and his team! Alex helped repair my AC unit. He also noticed that the filter had been installed incorrectly, so I hired him to correct that as well. As someone who doesn't know anything about HVAC systems, I had a lot of basic questions and appreciated how honest and patient Alex was in answering all my question and explaining/reexplaining things to me. He was responsive and kept me in the loop. He also got the job done quickly and prices were fair.
HVAC and Heat Pump Rebates in Washington
Puget Sound Energy and Seattle City Light pay different amounts. Here is which one covers your address.
Your utility decides what you can claim
There is no single Washington rebate. What you can claim depends on who sends your power bill, and this service area straddles two utilities. Seattle addresses are served by Seattle City Light. Bellevue, Renton, Kent, Federal Way and most of the rest of the corridor are Puget Sound Energy.
They are separate programs with separate amounts and separate rules, so a page that lumps them together will tell half its readers the wrong thing. On top of whichever one covers you, there is a federal tax credit of up to 30% on qualifying high efficiency heat pumps.
We check the program before we quote
Rebate amounts are set by the program, not by us, and they change. So we confirm the current figures against your utility before the quote is written, which means the number on your estimate is the number that applies to your address rather than a figure copied off somebody’s blog.
The paperwork is part of the job. We file the rebate forms alongside the permits and the warranty registration, and we give you what your accountant needs for the federal credit.
Which one covers your address
What decides the amount
Which utility serves you
What you are replacing
The efficiency of what goes in
Your household income, sometimes
Before you count on a rebate
- Rebate amounts are set by the program and they change
- We confirm current figures against the utility before quoting
- Seattle City Light and Puget Sound Energy are separate programs
- The federal credit is claimed on your tax return, not by us
- Repairs generally do not qualify, replacements do
- We file the rebate paperwork alongside the permits
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Professional and Fair Price-We recently used Ready Energy Solutions for a mini-split heat pump installation, and they did a wonderful job. The team arrived right on time as scheduled and was incredibly professional throughout the day. They took the time to answer all of our questions (and I had many before) about how the new system operates. On top of the great service, their pricing was very fair compared to other quotes we looked at. Five stars!
I got a few quotes from different company’s and I’m so glad i followed my heart 🥰 with Alec, I didn’t feel rushed or as if he was a salesman. He just got to the point and now my home is much cooler for the summer and I know will be Heated for the winter for a much better price 🥰 these guys were amazing!!!!
We have completed four different projects with Ready Energy Solutions, and Alex and his team have been great to work with every time.<br><br>At our home, they installed a large Mitsubishi with a ducted unit and two ceiling cassettes. They also ran new ductwork, made sure everything was functioning properly, and adjusted an existing system by relocating units and completing some custom work. The system they recommended is working great, and we have been very happy with the results.<br><br>At our rental home, they installed an American Standard ducted system with a gas furnace and heat pump for air conditioning. That system has also worked very well.<br><br>Most recently, they installed a Heat & Glo fireplace insert, including the gas line, chimney work, and chimney cap. The finished project turned out great, and we love the new fireplace.<br><br>Alex and his team are knowledgeable, reliable, flexible, and easy to work with. They have handled several complex projects for us, and the results have consistently been excellent. I highly recommend Ready Energy Solutions.
This is the BEST company for your HVAC needs. I’m sure there are good companies out there, but it’s the little things that set the exceptional ones apart. Alex , from the day he took my phone call on a SUNDAY has been nothing but professional, kind , and understanding. The Crew that worked were GREAT AND EFFICIENT! Clean work and an admirable work ethic . These guys are just that good!
I am a general contractor on the east side and I have worked with Alec on a lots of projects. Him and his team are fast and reliable, happy to help with all different types of projects, and do excellent work. I highly recommend him for any homeowner or contractor looking for a go to HVAC team.
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Questions and answers
Questions about Washington rebates
Inside Seattle city limits it is almost always Seattle City Light. Bellevue, Renton, Kent, Federal Way and most of the surrounding area are Puget Sound Energy. Your power bill says which.
It depends on your utility, what you are replacing, what you install, and on a few programs your household income. Amounts are set by the program and they change, so we check the current figures against the utility before we quote.
Yes. Qualifying high efficiency heat pumps carry a federal tax credit of up to 30%, claimed on your return for the year the work is done. It stacks with utility money.
We file the rebate paperwork as part of the job. The federal credit goes on your tax return, so that part is yours, and we give you what your accountant needs.
Generally no. The programs are aimed at replacing a system with a more efficient one.
Call and describe it, or we will look when we come out. The estimate is free either way.
Heating and cooling for homes across Greater Seattle
Heat pumps, furnaces, air conditioning and water heaters. The estimate is free, calls are answered 24 hours, and we work out your rebates before you commit to anything.
