Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim Homeowner Rebates & Credits

$7,000 reduction off assessed taxable value on primary residence. One-time filing, saves approximately $70-$100/year.

Must own and occupy as principal residence on Jan 1. One-time filing, file by Feb 15 for full year benefit.

Rebate of $0.30-$0.50/sq ft for attic insulation plus $0.25/sq ft bonus through Jun 30, 2026.

Must have active LADWP electric service. Bonus of $0.25/sqft for installations Sep 1, 2025 - Jun 30, 2026.

Bonus expires Jun 30, 2026

Up to $2,500 per ton for heat pump HVAC system installation. Available to residential LADWP electric customers.

Must have active LADWP electric service. Submit application within 12 months of purchase and installation.

Up to $2,500 per unit rebate for heat pump water heater installation.

Must have active LADWP electric service. Submit application within 12 months of purchase and installation.

Instant rebates on energy-efficient products: up to $900 for heat pump water heaters, $75 for smart thermostats, $90 for room AC units. First-come first-served through CPUC-funded program.

Must be PG&E residential customer; one rebate per account per product category

Funded through Dec 2026 or until funds exhausted

Rebates for energy-efficient HVAC: up to $750/ton for electric heat pump AC, $25 for HVAC tune-up, plus rebates for weatherization and $1,000 for used EV purchase.

Must be RPU residential customer in City of Riverside; existing homes only, not new construction

Subject to available funding

Rebate of up to $4,200 to upgrade electrical panel for EV charger installation. Up to $2,100 for residents in disadvantaged communities not meeting income threshold.

Must be SCE residential customer; for EV charger panel upgrade

Up to $3,100 in incentives when replacing a gas appliance with a heat pump or heat pump water heater through TECH Clean California enrolled contractors.

Must be SCE residential electric customer. Must use TECH Clean California enrolled contractor.

Instant rebates on energy-efficient products: up to $700 for heat pump water heaters, rebates for smart thermostats and room AC. Also $300 fuel generator and $150 portable power station rebates.

Must be SDG&E residential customer; one rebate per account per product category

Funded through CPUC; first-come first-served

Up to $900 rebate toward Level 2 EV charger installation and necessary electrical upgrades

Must be SMUD residential customer

Up to $3,000 rebate for converting gas HVAC to electric heat pump system; $1,000 for electric-to-electric upgrade

Must be SMUD residential customer; gas-to-electric conversion qualifies for higher amount

Up to $4,000 rebate for converting gas water heater to electric heat pump water heater; $1,000 for electric-to-electric

Must be SMUD residential customer; gas-to-electric conversion qualifies for higher amount

Rebates on energy-efficient natural gas equipment: $300 for high-efficiency water heaters, rebates for furnaces, smart thermostats, and insulation. First-come first-served through Dec 2026.

Must be SoCalGas residential customer; equipment must be new and ENERGY STAR or AHRI listed

Funds allocated first-come first-served through Dec 31, 2026

Grants for removing existing wood-burning stoves, fireplaces, or inserts and replacing with electric heat pump heating systems.

Must be a Bay Area homeowner with an existing wood-burning device. Applications currently open.

Covers up to 80% of weatherization and energy efficiency upgrade costs for moderate-income Bay Area homeowners. Includes insulation, air sealing, and electrification measures.

Must be moderate-income homeowner in one of 9 Bay Area counties; income verified during site visit

Funded by CPUC; first-come first-served

Up to $1,500 voucher to replace uncertified wood appliance with EPA-certified wood, pellet, gas, or electric appliance

Must live in Sacramento County; income verification required; currently offering low-income vouchers only

Limited funding; low-income applicants prioritized

Grants up to $12,000 to help income-qualified residents in disadvantaged communities retire old vehicles and replace with zero/near-zero emission vehicles or transit cards.

Must be income-qualified resident in disadvantaged community in San Diego County; must retire 1997 or older vehicle

Subject to funding availability

Up to $250 toward battery-electric lawn mowers, leaf blowers, chainsaws, or trimmers. Trade in gas-powered equipment for a qualifying electric replacement.

Must be a resident of Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Orange, or Riverside County.

Free or deeply discounted replacement of wood-burning fireplaces, stoves, or inserts with cleaner alternatives.

Must be a resident of the South Coast Air Basin. Must have an existing wood-burning device to replace.