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Looking for HVAC rebates in Georgia? A new heat pump or a tune-up may qualify for money back from Georgia Power, Coweta-Fayette EMC or the state’s Home Energy Rebates program. John Davis Heating and Air is a licensed HVAC installer for Georgia Power rebates and a participating contractor in Georgia’s Home Energy Rebates program. We install qualifying equipment and provide the paperwork for homeowners in Tyrone, Fayetteville, Peachtree City, Newnan and across Fayette, Coweta, Henry, Spalding, Clayton and south Fulton counties. Pair a rebate with HVAC financing in Tyrone and South Atlanta to lower your cost even more.
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The main HVAC rebates in Georgia depend on your electric utility. Georgia Power residential customers can get 50% back, up to $1,500, for replacing an electric furnace with an air source heat pump, and up to $75 for a heat pump or electric furnace tune-up through the Home Energy Improvement Program. Coweta-Fayette EMC members can get $100 for a heat pump or AC replacement through SmartChoice Home. Georgia’s Home Energy Rebates program also offers whole-home efficiency rebates.
Georgia Power pays 50% of the cost, up to $1,500, to convert from an electric furnace to an air source heat pump. The indoor/outdoor combination must be listed in the AHRI directory, and a licensed HVAC installer must do the work.
No. The Georgia Power air source heat pump rebate is only for replacing an electric furnace. Gas furnace replacements do not qualify.
You or your installer can submit the application online at georgiapowerrebates.com/residential within 60 days of the paid-in-full invoice. You’ll need your Georgia Power meter number and the invoice. The check is mailed to you, typically 6 to 8 weeks after a complete application. We provide the invoice and documents and can help you file.
Yes, 50% of the cost up to $75 for one service per system per year on heat pumps or electric furnaces. The visit must follow Georgia Power’s checklist, including refrigerant pressures, coil inspection and electrical checks.
Yes. Coweta-Fayette EMC members can get $100 for a heat pump or AC replacement, $50 for a programmable thermostat and $250 for a heat pump water heater, if the purchase is within the last 12 months. Members claim rebates through the EMC by calling Energy Services at 770-502-0226. We’ll give you the invoice and equipment details.
It’s the state program that includes Home Efficiency Rebates (HER) and Home Electric Appliance Rebates (HEAR). John Davis Heating and Air is listed in the state’s approved contractor directory for HVAC in Clayton, Coweta, Fayette, Fulton, Henry and Spalding counties. Homeowners apply through the state’s online portal with ID and income documents.
Yes. Many homeowners use a rebate together with our HVAC financing options to lower the overall cost of a new system.
Rebates are offered and paid by Georgia Power, Coweta-Fayette EMC and the State of Georgia, not by John Davis Heating and Air. Amounts, eligibility and requirements are set by each program and may change at any time. Final approval is up to the program. Questions? Call 770-299-2833.
