IRA Focus On Energy HEAR Rebate

Home Electrification and Appliance Rebate (HEAR) Program Eligibility

The HEAR program, funded by the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and administered in Wisconsin through Focus On Energy, helps low- and moderate-income households transition to energy-efficient electric appliances, updated electrical systems, heat pumps, and heat pump water heaters. All Comfort Services is an IRA Registered Contractor. Eligibility depends on the household Area Median Income (AMI). Step-by-step details and information about the program:

Do you qualify?

Only households below 150% Area Median Income (AMI) are eligible.

Income Eligibility:

• Households below 80% AMI (max. combined rebate amount) 100% of project costs up to $14,000
• Households between 80% and 150% AMI 50% of project costs up to $14,000

*Multifamily to be released at a later date.

If you think you qualify, create an account on the Focus On Energy website.

1. Fill out the eligibility form on Focus On Energy’s website to find out if your income qualifies for the IRA HEAR program.
2. Once you receive the acceptance/approval email with coupon code to participate from Focus On Energy, call or email the confirmation code to All Comfort Services at info@allcomfortservices.com. It may take up to three days to get verification from Focus on Energy.
3. When All Comfort Services receives your coupon code they will arrange an appointment for a technician or Comfort Consultant to gather the necessary system details and documentation. If an estimate hasn’t been created yet, one will be prepared.
4. All Comfort Services will complete the project and handle submitting the required information to Focus On Energy. If you qualify, additional savings from Federal Tax Credits or any available Lennox Rebates may apply. The homeowner’s payment will be due at that time upon the completion of the installation. For more details, ask your technician or Comfort Consultant.

Type of Home Energy Project and Rebate Max:

Must qualify to save.

Lennox heat pump and Lennox gas furnace * – up to $11,000

• Save up to $8,000 instant discount through the IRA HEAR program
• Save up to $2,000 through Federal Tax Credits on a heat pump
• Save up to $600 through Federal Tax Credits on a 97% AUFE gas furnace
• Save up to $400 instant discount through Focus on Energy for a heat pump
• Lennox Rebates, if available

Electric heat pump water heater* – up to $4,050

• Save up to $1,750 instant discount through the IRA HEAR program
• Save up to $2,000 through Federal Tax Credits
• Save up to $300 instant discount through Focus on Energy

Electrical updates:

• Electrical load service center (electrical panel) – up to $4,000 instant discount through the IRA HEAR program
• Electrical Wiring – up to $2,500 instant discount through the IRA HEAR program
• Electrical Panel Upgrade – save up to $600 through Federal Tax Credits

*Only ENERGY STAR equipment qualifies for the IRA HEAR program.

Can I do one project now and another later?

Yes, you can do multiple projects at different times (restrictions apply). However income qualification is only good for a year, so you will need to reapply after one year. IRA HEAR program dollars are available until they run out.

Customer Feedback

“I heard about the IRA program first through the national news first, and then from some of Focus on Energy’s marketing. I’ve been interested in increasing the energy efficiency of systems in my home, and reducing the amount of fossil fuels that I use. The program is going to make doing that a lot cheaper. To begin, I have to replace my water heater, and I want to do so with a new heat pump water heater. The program will help not only with that, but also some changes to the electrical wiring in the home, since our home is 100 years old, has an old electrical service and panel, and can’t support some newer electrical appliances. All Comfort services was the first local firm I saw that I was ready to go with program participation, and has been helpful in getting me signed up and my projects started.” – Scott

Home Efficiency Rebates (HOMES)

All Wisconsin households are eligible for energy efficiency upgrades in single—and multi-family buildings, with higher rebates for lower-income households below 80% of the area median income. You must have lived in your home for at least eight months to qualify.

For information about the Inflation Reduction Act Wisconsin Home Efficiency Rebates (HOMES) go to the Focus on Energy website.