Home Improvement Rebates - Duke Energy

Earn energy-efficiency rebates from Duke Energy. How to earn Duke Energy rebates Step One: Let’s get your project started. Once you've identified your upgrade project, use our contractor finder tool to find the right pro for the job. You’ll get connected with our trusted network of …

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Offers & Rebates - Find It Duke - Duke Energy

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We help offset the cost of upgrades with up to $1,450 in rebates (for eligible Duke Energy customers) plus access to special promotions and discounts.

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Rebate For HVAC Replacement - Duke Energy

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Duke Energy offers a rebate of $150 toward the replacement of an existing heat pump system. The new heat pump system must meet the following minimum requirements: 16 SEER & 8.8 …

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Jun 22, 2023 · Eligible customers may earn up to $1,700 in home improvement rebates after completing an online Home Energy Check Summer means higher electric use and often …

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Window Replacement Rebate - Duke Energy

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Duke Energy offers a rebate of $2 per square foot of window area (up to $400) on east-, west- and south-facing windows. Terms and conditions apply. This offer is for single-family homes. …

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Duke Energy Rebates For Energy-Efficient Home Improvements

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Duke Energy offers a $150 rebate for replacing an existing heat pump system with a new system that meets specific efficiency standards: 16 SEER & 8.8 HSPF or 15.2 SEER2 & 7.5 HSPF2; …

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Duke Energy’s Rebates Program Helps Florida Customers Get …

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Jan 25, 2024 · Residential customers may earn up to $1,700 in home improvement rebates after completing an online Home Energy Check; ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – Duke Energy is …

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FAQs about Home Improvement Rebates - Duke Energy Coupon?

Does Duke Energy offer home improvement rebates?

Eligible customers may earn up to $1,700 in home improvement rebates after completing an online Home Energy Check Summer means higher electric use and often higher energy bills. Duke Energy is encouraging customers to take advantage of the Home Energy Improvement rebates program to enhance their home's energy efficiency and lower their bill. ...

Does Duke Energy offer a smart $aver® rebate?

Get paid to upgrade to energy-efficient equipment with our Smart $aver® rebates. Rebates are available to customers of all Duke Energy utilities, except Duke Energy Florida, where alternative options are available. Tables may take several minutes to load and print. © Duke Energy Corporation. All Rights Reserved. ...

What does Duke Energy Florida offer?

Duke Energy Florida offers programs and resources to help customers reduce their energy use and make their homes more comfortable and energy efficient. This includes rebates for home improvement projects for manufactured homes and multifamily properties. ...

How do I qualify for Duke Energy rebates?

You’ll need to start with a home energy check to qualify for the Duke Energy incentives. This simple audit, conducted online, in person, or over the phone, helps you understand your home’s energy usage and determine if you qualify for an energy-efficiency kit. Remember, you must have Duke Energy perform an energy audit before receiving the rebate. ...

Which contractors can perform services for Duke Energy rebates?

Only our Smart $aver participating contractors are approved to perform services that will qualify for a rebate from Duke Energy. Contractors who participate in our Insulate and Seal programs are certified by either the Building Performance Institute (BPI) or the North American Technician Excellence (NATE) organization. ...

How can Duke Energy customers lower their bills?

Duke Energy is encouraging customers to take advantage of the Home Energy Improvement rebates program to enhance their home’s energy efficiency and lower their bill. Summer means higher electric use and often higher energy bills. ...