Electrification
Heat pumps, heat-pump water heaters, induction ranges, and the panel and wiring upgrades that make them possible.
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The same engine, pointed at houses. Federal credits, state programs, utility rebates, and local offers for a single address — without reading forty program PDFs.
01 Measures covered
Heat pumps, heat-pump water heaters, induction ranges, and the panel and wiring upgrades that make them possible.
Insulation, air sealing, windows, doors, and roofing — the unglamorous measures that carry more program value than people expect.
Rooftop solar, battery storage, and the interconnection requirements that determine which programs you can actually use.
System replacement, smart thermostats, and demand-response enrollment that pays on an ongoing basis rather than once.
Fixtures, irrigation, greywater, and landscape conversion programs run by water districts most homeowners never hear from.
Chargers, service upgrades, and utility make-ready programs that are frequently more generous than the charger rebate itself.
02 The order of operations problem
Many residential programs are conditional on each other. An efficiency rebate can require an audit first. A federal credit can be reduced by a state rebate you took earlier in the same year. An income-qualified program can disappear the moment you accept a different one.
Doing the right work in the wrong order is the most expensive mistake in residential retrofits, and it is invisible if you evaluate each program on its own. Incentive Navigator evaluates them together and shows you the sequence.
03 Common questions
Tell us about your portfolio and we will walk you through what Incentive Navigator finds for it.
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