DUCTLESS HEAT PUMP - REBATES - SEATTLE, WA

Looking for Rebates & Incentives on energy efficient ductless heating and cooling? 

If you live in the Seattle area, there has never been a better time to purchase a ductless heat pump system.  Following are the rebates and incentives for ductless heating and cooling including the NEW SEEARP rebate!

Contact us today to see how to quality.

$300 Federal Tax Credit:   Heat Pump must have efficiency of 15 SEER / 8.5 HSPF / 12.5 EEr or more. 

$800 Puget Sound Energy:  Home must be ALL ELECTRIC with No Gas what-so-ever. 

$800 Snohomish PUD #1:  Homeowner must pre-qualify. Many conditions apply.

$1200 Seattle City Light:  Homeowner must pre-qualify. many conditions apply.

Why upgrade to a ductless heating and cooling system?

• Save energy and money every month. 
• Experience a more comfortable home.
• Systems come standard with air conditioning - no more window units!    

How do you know if you qualify for this rebate?
In order to qualify, you need approval by the pilot program, and must use an approved contractor. Comfort Solutions is an approved contractor of the ductless rebate program.  Your home must also have the following characteristics:

• Electricity is the primary heating source.
• Using cable ceiling heat, electric baseboard or wall units as a primary source of heat.
• You are the homeowner.
  

Ductless heat pumps are appropriate for both replacement of existing heating systems, especially baseboard/wall heaters, as well as for new construction. Ductless heat pumps have been installed in commercial buildings for more than 20 years and are available from many manufacturers.
 
Ductless heat pumps are very efficient for several reasons: Since the heated or cooled air is delivered directly to the room, ductless heat pumps avoid efficiency losses associated with ductwork – typically 15-20 percent. Variable speed compressor models, usually labeled “inverter technology,” avoid on-off cycling losses and are able to provide usable heat efficiency on all but very cold days. And, because they provide heat/cooling to specific areas of the house, they can be more efficient since each “zone” can be heated to the desired temperature.
 
Ductless heat pumps are sometimes called a “mini-split” heat pump. They operate on the same principle as traditional heat pumps - using electricity to move heat between outdoor and indoor air by compressing and expanding a refrigerant. Most new ductless heat pumps use the newer, less environmentally-harmful refrigerant R-410a. Depending on the rated capacity, they require 110 or 220 volt AC power.

Applications for Ductless Heat Pumps
Ductless heat pumps are most appropriate for homes with open floor plans, since each indoor “head” can serve the entire “zone” not blocked by doorways. Some typical applications for ductless pumps include:

Replacing an existing zonal heating system –Ductless heat pumps can replace existing electric baseboard/wall units, woodstoves. A cost effective electric heat conversion in a small house might consist of single system serving the main area of the house, leaving existing electric baseboards in bedrooms and bathrooms.
 
Room additions – Another application for ductless heat pumps is when a room is added to a house or an attic is converted to living space. Rather than extending the home’s existing ductwork or pipes or adding electric resistance heaters, the ductless heat pump can provide efficient heating and cooling.
 
New construction –New homes can be designed or adapted to take advantage of the characteristics of ductless heat pumps. Typically one or more systems might be installed in various “zones” of the house to simplify installation and minimize refrigerant line length.

Call Lyon's Heating and Air today. We'll help you find the rebates and incentives that apply to you!