LADWP customers · rebate funding is limited

$10,000 off. A brand new 4-ton, 24 SEER system for only $4,000.

LADWP pays up to $2,500 per ton on top-efficiency ductless systems and up to $1,250 per ton on ducted heat pumps. Check your ZIP and see what you may qualify for.

How $14,000 becomes $4,000

Multi-zone ductless mini-split, 4 ton, 24 SEER
Fully installed
$14,000
LADWP rebate
$2,500 per ton x 4 tons (top ductless tier, 20.5+ SEER2 and 9.1+ HSPF2)
-$10,000
Your cost after the rebate
$4,000

Example. Your price depends on your home, and the rebate depends on the exact equipment's rating. You may qualify; LADWP decides eligibility, funding is limited, and you apply after install. Permit fees are quoted separately.

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Ducted heat pump: your rebate by home size

What LADWP may pay back on a qualifying heat pump at each size. Your instant quote shows your exact price and which options qualify.

Home size	LADWP rebate (may qualify)
0-1200 sq ft (2 ton)	$2,000 to $2,500
1200-1500 sq ft (3 ton)	$3,000 to $3,750
1500-1800 sq ft (4 ton)	$4,000 to $5,000
1800-2400 sq ft (5 ton)	$5,000 to $6,250

Amount depends on the equipment's efficiency. You may qualify; funding is limited.

Thinking about a regular AC? Look at this first.

Central AC

$100 to $120/ton

On a 3-ton system: $300 to $360 back. Cooling only.

Heat pump

$1,000 to $1,250/ton

On a 3-ton system: $3,000 to $3,750 back. Cools exactly like an AC, and heats too.

Same cooling. About ten times the rebate. And our heat pumps already cost less to install than a furnace and AC. Heat pump vs gas, honestly

West Valley? There may be a second incentive.

TECH Clean California is launching a heat pump incentive for Porter Ranch, Northridge, Chatsworth, Granada Hills, Canoga Park and the other Aliso Canyon communities. Check if your ZIP is on the list

Who qualifies

LADWP residential customer with active electric service at the home
Equipment rated 15.2 SEER2 and 7.7 HSPF2 or better (higher ratings get more per ton)
Bought and installed on or after Nov 1, 2025
Not new construction, not an ADU, not a through-the-wall (PTHP) unit
You apply within 12 months of purchase with the itemized invoice, AHRI certificate and final permit

Rebate amounts from the LADWP Consumer Rebate Program, checked October 14, 2026. The federal heat pump tax credit ended for installs after December 31, 2025. Full rebate guide

Questions people ask

Does LADWP give a rebate for a regular central AC?

Yes, but it is small: $100 to $120 per ton. A qualifying heat pump gets $1,000 to $1,250 per ton, about ten times more, and it cools exactly like an AC.

Does every heat pump qualify?

No. It has to be at least 15.2 SEER2 and 7.7 HSPF2, and the amount goes up with efficiency. We mark the options on your quote that may qualify.

Do ductless mini-splits qualify?

Yes, and they get the biggest rebate: $1,500 to $2,500 per ton depending on efficiency. Start your quote online and we'll follow up with mini-split pricing for your home.

Is the rebate taken off your price?

No. Our prices are before the rebate. You apply with LADWP after the install, within 12 months of purchase, and LADWP pays you.

Is the rebate guaranteed?

No. LADWP funding is limited and first come, first served, and LADWP decides eligibility. That is why we say "may qualify."

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