Atlanta Homeowner's Guide to HVAC Energy Rebates and Tax Credits (2026)
True North Comfort SolutionsFounder, True North Comfort SolutionsDecember 18, 20255 min read
Federal Energy Tax Credits
The federal government continues to offer significant tax credits for homeowners who install energy-efficient HVAC equipment. Under the Inflation Reduction Act, you may qualify for up to $2,000 in tax credits for a qualifying heat pump system, or up to $600 for a high-efficiency central AC unit.
Georgia Power Rebates
Georgia Power offers rebates for qualifying high-efficiency equipment installations. These rebates can range from $200 to $800 depending on the type of system and its efficiency rating. The programs update periodically, so check current availability when you're planning your installation.
Manufacturer Rebates
Equipment manufacturers like Daikin, Rheem, and Carrier frequently run seasonal rebate programs that can save you an additional $300-$1,500 on qualifying equipment. These are separate from utility rebates and can often be stacked for maximum savings.
How to Maximize Your Savings
To maximize your savings, plan your installation timing around manufacturer rebate periods (usually spring and fall), make sure your new system meets the SEER2 and HSPF2 minimums for federal tax credits, and file the appropriate paperwork with both your tax return and your utility provider.
We Help You Navigate the Paperwork
Navigating rebates and tax credits shouldn't be stressful. At True North, we help you understand which incentives you qualify for and provide all the documentation you need. We want you to get every dollar you're entitled to.
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