The Savvy Blog

The Day & Night Comfort website outlines federal tax credits available under the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 for homeowners who install high-efficiency HVAC systems. These credits, effective from January 1, 2023, are designed to encourage energy-efficient home improvements.
 

If your current HVAC system uses older refrigerants like R-410A or R-22, it can still be serviced for now, but it won’t be compatible with newer, eco-friendly refrigerants being introduced in 2025. 

Repairs remain a viable short-term option—especially if your system is still efficient—but refrigerant costs may rise as supplies dwindle. 

While new systems may be more expensive, they’re designed to meet updated standards and provide greater comfort and value over time.

SRP offers rebates for homeowners who upgrade to high-efficiency air conditioners or heat pumps. Depending on the efficiency rating , customers can receive up to **$1,125** in rebates. 

Additional rebates are available for duct repair and smart thermostats if installed during the same upgrade. This program helps reduce energy bills while improving comfort and system performance. 

APS offers a $200 rebate to residential customers who replace their old or broken air conditioners with new, qualifying units. To be eligible, the new AC unit must meet APS's Quality Installation Standards, and the rebate is limited to a maximum of five units per home.

Rebate processing typically takes 6–8 weeks from the time your contractor submits the necessary paperwork to APS.