Peoria homeowners are facing record-high summer temps—and rising utility bills. If you’re looking to cut energy costs and upgrade your HVAC system, 2025 is your year. Two major energy providers in the region, Salt River Project (SRP) and Arizona Public Service (APS), offer robust rebate programs and efficiency incentives.
In this guide, we’ll break down the most valuable programs available in 2025 and how Einstein Pros Peoria can help you take full advantage of them.
1. Who Are SRP and APS?
Peoria homes are typically served by either:
- SRP (Salt River Project) – Covers most of the East Valley and portions of Peoria.
- APS (Arizona Public Service) – Covers a wider area across Phoenix and surrounding suburbs including West Peoria.
Both utilities offer rebates, time-of-use plans, and energy audits to help customers reduce energy consumption and lower bills.
2. SRP 2025 Energy Efficiency Rebates
SRP offers one of the most comprehensive rebate programs in Arizona. Here’s what Peoria homeowners can expect:
✅ HVAC Upgrade Rebates
- Up to $1,125 for replacing your old system with a new, high-efficiency heat pump.
- Must meet SEER2 and HSPF2 efficiency thresholds.
✅ Smart Thermostat Rebates
- $75 rebate for qualifying Energy Star smart thermostats.
✅ Home Energy Assessment
- $99 assessment includes a professional inspection and blower door test.
- May lead to additional insulation and duct sealing rebates.
✅ Duct Sealing Rebates
- Up to $400 back for professional duct sealing if leakage is detected.
3. APS 2025 Energy Efficiency Rebates
Arizona Public Service (APS) also provides excellent options for energy-conscious homeowners.
✅ HVAC Rebates
- Rebates up to $1,125 for qualifying air conditioners and heat pumps.
- Must be installed by a registered contractor (Einstein Pros qualifies!).
✅ Smart Thermostats
- Rebates up to $200 for Energy Star thermostats with installation.
✅ Energy Audits & Home Performance
- APS partners with contractors to perform $99 home audits, which can lead to:
- Up to $1,000 in rebates for insulation
- $400 for duct sealing
- $250 for air sealing
🔗 View APS Residential Rebates
4. Rebate Eligibility Requirements
To qualify for APS or SRP rebates, you typically need:
- A certified contractor (like Einstein Pros Peoria)
- A qualifying system that meets efficiency standards
- Pre-approval or submission of paperwork within 60–90 days of installation
- Proof of residence within the utility’s service area
🛠️ Einstein Pros can walk you through the paperwork and eligibility requirements.
5. Time-of-Use (TOU) Rate Plans: Save with Smarter Scheduling
Both APS and SRP offer time-of-use rate plans, which charge more for electricity during peak hours (usually 3–8 PM).
High-efficiency HVAC systems paired with smart thermostats allow you to:
- Cool your home in the morning/off-peak
- Avoid overuse during peak billing times
- Program usage based on your utility’s rate schedule
Smart thermostats like the Nest, ecobee, and Honeywell T9 are compatible and often rebate-eligible.
6. Stack Rebates with Federal Tax Credits
In 2025, rebates can be combined with federal tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act:
- Up to $2,000 for Energy Star-certified heat pumps
- Up to $600 for qualified air conditioners
- Claimable via IRS Form 5695
7. Einstein Pros Peoria: Your Rebate & Installation Experts
Einstein Pros takes the confusion out of HVAC rebates. Our Peoria team:
- Recommends the best energy-efficient system for your home
- Provides documentation for APS/SRP and federal rebates
- Installs systems that qualify for maximum incentives
- Offers preventative maintenance to protect your investment
📞 Book your free energy-efficiency consultation and start saving.
Summary: Don’t Miss Out on Free Money in 2025
Whether you’re upgrading an aging system or optimizing your home’s performance, Peoria residents can save thousands by taking advantage of APS and SRP’s rebate programs. Combined with federal incentives, the opportunity to boost comfort and cut bills has never been better.
Let Einstein Pros Peoria guide your upgrade, handle your rebate forms, and help you build a more efficient home.
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