Install a new heat pump now and get rebates of up to $10,000!*
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The smartest way to save on energy costs and significantly reduce heating bills is to replace your older heating system with a new high-efficiency heat pump. By having our expert team install one now you can take advantage of the Clean Heat Rhode Island program which offers rebates of up to $10,000 to homeowners who replace old boilers and furnaces with cleaner, more energy-efficient heat pump systems.
Complete the form or call today to schedule your free consultation today with one of our RI certified heat pump sales specialists to learn how you can qualify for up to $10,000 in rebates!
Year-round comfort. Year-round energy savings.
- Heat pumps are highly efficient heating and cooling systems that move heat inside in the winter and draw heat outside in the summer.
- Using a refrigerant cycle, powered by electricity, heat pumps move heat and keep your home at a comfortable temperature. During warmer months, this process is reversed to provide cooling.
- The system’s clean technology is environmentally friendly, affordable to operate, and can last longer than other heating and cooling systems.
Taking advantage of rebates up to $10.000 through the Clean Heat Rhode Island program is your chance to save big on replacing your out-of-date boiler or furnace. Installing a new heat pump system will help save you money now and for years to come!
Get more information about the Clean Heat Rhode Island heat pump rebate program
Don’t miss your chance to get up to $10,000 in rebates on a new heat pump system!
Call 401.284.4650 or complete the form to schedule your free consultation with one of our experts.
Rebate eligibility cannot be determined by Buckley Heating & Cooling. Homeowners must get rebate pre-approval from Clean Heat RI to confirm eligibility. Rebate amount for program is $1,000 per ton of cooling with maximum rebate of $10,000 per household. The incentives are allocated per ton, which corresponds to the capacity of heat pump systems installed. On average, homes in Rhode Island typically require heat pump systems with a capacity of 2 to 3 tons. Additional rebates may be available through electrical supplier. Additional terms and conditions may apply. Subject to credit approval. Cannot be combined with any other offer.