Heat pump water heater rebate
STEP 1
Discover the benefits
A new ENERGY STAR® certified heat pump water heater (HPWH) uses about one-quarter of the electricity (Opens in a new tab) of normal electric resistance water heaters, which helps you save both energy and money.
 | A new HPWH can help save a household of 4 approximately $600 per year on energy costs, compared to a standard electric water heater, according to energystar.gov (Opens in a new tab) |
Estimated savings*
| Household size | Annual Energy Savings | Annual $ Savings | Payback (years) |
| 2 | 1,880 kWh | $270 | 5.5 |
| 3 | 2,820 kWh | $410 | 3.7 |
| 4 | 2,760 kWh | $550 | 2.7 |
STEP 2
See rebate details
Receive a rebate of $500 when you install an ENERGY STAR HPWH.
Explore rebate requirements to find out if you’re eligible and take the steps to apply.
STEP 3
Explore requirements
To participate, you must:
- Be a permanent SRP residential electric customer who lives in a single-family detached home, single-family attached home, mobile home or apartment/condo.
- Replace your current water heater with a new ENERGY STAR certified HPWH that meets minimum efficiency ratings with a Uniform Energy Factor (UEF) of 2.8 or better. Visit the ENERGY STAR Find and Compare Products webpage (Opens in a new tab) and search for heat pump water heaters that meet the specific program requirements.
- The HPWH must be installed in a home that has had permanent electric service from SRP for more than one year. Rebates are not available for new construction.
- Have the HPWH installed by a contractor licensed in Arizona to install residential plumbing before April 30, 2027.
- Allow, upon request, SRP or our agent to inspect the installed HPWH to verify compliance with SRP Heat Pump Water Heater Rebate requirements.
More things to know:
- New construction homes do not qualify for the rebate.
- Read the Terms and Conditions for complete program requirements.
- Customers are eligible for an SRP Heat Pump Water Heater Rebate once every 10 years.
- Rebate must be submittted within 6 months of installation.
- HPWH installations before July 1, 2023, do not qualify for the rebate.
- For a referral to a licensed contractor or for more information about the application process, call the SRP Rebate Program at (602) 264-3108.
The State of Arizona offers a Weatherization Assistance Program (Opens in a new tab) (WAP) available for households with lower incomes that qualify for Supplemental Security Income, Aid to Families with Dependent Children, and other income eligibility criteria. This program includes a home energy assessment and common home improvements such as testing, tuning, and maintaining cooling and heating equipment. In some cases, cooling and heating equipment may be replaced with new equipment. Please see the link (Opens in a new tab) for additional information.
The State of Arizona also offers the Efficiency Arizona (Opens in a new tab) program, which may provide rebates for qualifying households installing energy-efficient electric technologies, including heat pumps, heat pump water heaters and other home energy upgrades. Eligibility requirements and available rebate amounts are determined by the state. Please see the link (Opens in a new tab) for additional information.
Terms and conditions are listed on page 1 of the rebate application. SRP reserves the right to change or cancel this promotion or its terms and conditions at any time.
STEP 4
Apply for the rebate
Take these steps to apply for the SRP HPWH rebate.
- Download the rebate checklist.
- Download the Contractor Terms and Conditions agreement and have your qualified contractor sign the form.
- Complete the online application via SRP’s Rebate Center (Opens in a new tab). By creating an account, you can manage all SRP rebates in one place. You’ll upload the Contractor Terms and Conditions agreement as part of this process.
If you don't want to create an account, email your signed contractor agreement, a dated copy of the paid invoice, and a completed hard copy of the application to [email protected]. If you are applying for more than one rebate, a separate rebate application must be completed and submitted for each unit that you purchased and installed.
