NY Heat Pump Rebates in 2025 — What Westchester Homeowners Actually Get
A plain-English breakdown of NYS Clean Heat, federal 25C tax credits, and Con Edison rebates — and how they stack for a typical Westchester install.
Published 2025-11-02 · Bravo Mechanical, Westchester County, NY
If you've Googled "heat pump rebate NY" you've seen a dozen programs and zero clear answers. Here's how the money actually works for a Westchester homeowner replacing oil or gas heat with a cold-climate heat pump.
NYS Clean Heat (the big one)
Administered by your utility (Con Edison or NYSEG in most of Westchester). Pays the contractor directly — you see the discount on the install quote, not a check months later. > Pricing and incentive availability vary by equipment, home conditions, utility program rules, and current market costs. This guide is for planning only; final pricing requires an on-site assessment.
- Air-source heat pump (whole home): typically $2,000–$8,000 depending on heating capacity and whether you remove fossil-fuel backup.
- Ground-source (geothermal): significantly more, often $1,500–$2,000 per ton.
- Partial-home / supplemental: smaller, capped rebate.
Federal 25C tax credit
A 30% federal tax credit on qualifying heat pumps, capped at $2,000 per year. Equipment must meet the CEE highest-tier efficiency for your region (Northern). Most cold-climate units we install qualify; check the AHRI certificate.
Inflation Reduction Act HEEHRA rebates
NY's HEEHRA program (income-qualified) launched in 2024 and is rolling out by region. For households under 80% of area median income, up to $8,000 off a heat pump install. 80–150% AMI gets 50% off. Above 150% AMI: federal credit only.
A real Westchester example
A 2,200 sq ft home in Yonkers swapping an old oil boiler for a 4-ton cold-climate heat pump:
Item Amount
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Install cost (typical) $22,000
NYS Clean Heat rebate -$5,500
Federal 25C credit -$2,000
Net cost ~$14,500
Add another $3,000–$8,000 off if you qualify income-wise for HEEHRA.
What to ask your installer
1. Are you a NYS Clean Heat participating contractor? (Required to get the rebate.) 2. Will the rebate be applied to my quote, or do I file? 3. What's the AHRI certificate number? (You'll need it for the tax credit.) 4. Is this a full replacement or hybrid/dual-fuel?
We handle the Clean Heat paperwork in-house — you don't lift a pen.
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