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In Northern Virginia, the rebates come from your utilities: Dominion Energy pays $156 to $312 per heat pump, Washington Gas pays $500 or $700 for a high-efficiency gas furnace and up to $2,000 toward dual fuel, Columbia Gas pays up to $500, NOVEC has none for heating, and the federal tax credit ended with 2025. We’re in Washington Gas’s contractor network for furnaces and file that rebate for you, and we check every other program for your house at the estimate. Call SwiftPro, rated 5.0 stars across 1,130 reviews, at (703) 997-9757, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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Start with your utilities
Who sends your gas and electric bills decides most of it. These six cover almost every house we see.
Dominion’s Heat Pump Upgrade pays $156 to $312 per heat pump, or $195 for a ductless mini split, after its home energy evaluation.
Its terms say no fuel switching, so replacing a gas furnace outright may not count. Heat pump replacement has our installed prices.
A furnace rated 95.1 percent AFUE or better gets $500, and 97 percent or better gets $700. We’re in Washington Gas’s network for furnaces and file it.
Furnace replacement has the installed prices.
Swap the air conditioner for a heat pump that pairs with your furnace. Washington Gas pays $2,000 with a new 95 percent furnace, or $1,400 keeping one that’s 90 percent or better.
Columbia Gas of Virginia pays up to $500 for a furnace rated 90 percent AFUE or better, bought and installed in 2026.
Apply within 120 days of the install, or by January 31, 2027, whichever comes first.
NOVEC lists no heat pump or furnace rebate. The gas company’s rebates still apply if you have gas.
NOVEC’s lower power price keeps a heat pump the cheaper heat to colder temperatures.
Take it out. The 25C credit ended with 2025, and nothing installed in 2026 qualifies.
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What each one pays, who qualifies and how it’s paid. We read each program’s own page on October 26, 2026, and programs change, so we check again at your estimate.
| Program | What it pays | Who qualifies | How it’s paid |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dominion Energy Virginia Heat Pump Upgrade | $156 to $312 per heat pump by efficiency tier; $195 for a ductless mini split | Dominion residential customers in a single-family home, detached or attached, who pay the electric bill. A home energy evaluation comes first, and the terms say fuel switching is not allowed. | A contractor on Dominion’s participating list files it within 45 days. Open until the program is fully subscribed. |
| Washington Gas furnace rebate | $500 for 95.1 to 96.9 percent AFUE; $700 at 97 percent or higher | Washington Gas residential customers in Virginia, with the furnace put in by a contractor in its network | Off the invoice or as a check in 6 to 8 weeks. We’re in the network for furnaces and file it for you. |
| Washington Gas dual fuel heat pump rebate | $2,000 with a new 95 percent furnace; $1,400 keeping a furnace that’s 90 percent or better | Washington Gas residential customers in Virginia replacing a central air conditioner with a dual fuel heat pump rated at least 15.2 SEER2 and 7.5 HSPF | Filed by a contractor in Washington Gas’s network. We file it for you. |
| Columbia Gas of Virginia furnace rebate | Up to $500 for 90 percent AFUE or higher | Residential customers who heat with gas, replacing a furnace in an existing home, installed in 2026 | Within 120 days of the install or by January 31, 2027. First come, first served. |
| NOVEC | No heat pump or furnace rebate listed | NOVEC members | Nothing to file for new heating. |
| Virginia Home Energy Rebates | When open: up to $8,000 toward a heat pump, by household income | Set by household income and by modeled energy use | Not open yet, no date given, and not retroactive. |
| Federal tax credit (25C) | Nothing for a 2026 install | No one, for a 2026 install | Ended for anything placed in service after December 31, 2025. |
Not sure which ones you get?
Tell us who sends your gas and electric bills, and we check every program here for your house at the in-home estimate.
A heat pump in Arlington with ice on the ground. Dominion’s rebate is for heat pumps like it.
Who files what
Each program has its own way in. Here’s how each one works.
The equipment’s efficiency rating is what every rebate checks.
The federal credit
If a quote still counts it, the number is wrong.
The federal energy efficient home improvement credit (25C) helped pay for heat pumps and furnaces through 2025. The July 2025 law ended it: the IRS says it isn’t allowed for anything placed in service after December 31, 2025. The IRS page on the credit.
Virginia’s Home Energy Rebates, the federal money the state hands out, aren’t open yet, and Virginia Energy hasn’t given a date. When they open, they’re set by household income and they aren’t retroactive, so waiting on them means waiting with no date. More on the 2026 tax credit change.
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Where we work
We install heat pumps, furnaces and AC across Fairfax, Arlington, Loudoun, Prince William, Fauquier and Stafford counties, from our offices in Chantilly and Ashburn. If something’s wrong with the system you have, the diagnostic is a flat $99.
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Your utilities, and only some of them. As of October 26, 2026: Dominion Energy pays $156 to $312 per heat pump, Washington Gas pays $500 or $700 for a high-efficiency gas furnace and up to $2,000 toward dual fuel, and Columbia Gas of Virginia pays up to $500 for a gas furnace. NOVEC lists no heat pump or furnace rebate. The federal tax credit ended with 2025, and Virginia’s Home Energy Rebates aren’t open yet.
$156 to $312 per heat pump, by efficiency tier, or $195 for a ductless mini split, as of October 26, 2026. You have to be a Dominion residential customer who pays the electric bill, a home energy evaluation comes first, and a contractor on Dominion’s participating list files it within 45 days of the install. Dominion’s terms say fuel switching is not allowed. We check whether your house qualifies at the in-home estimate.
No. As of October 26, 2026, NOVEC lists no heat pump or furnace rebate. A NOVEC house can still get the gas side: Washington Gas or Columbia Gas pays toward a high-efficiency furnace, and Washington Gas pays toward a dual fuel heat pump. NOVEC’s lower power price is its own help: a heat pump stays the cheaper heat down to colder temperatures than it does on Dominion.
No. The federal energy efficient home improvement credit (25C) ended with 2025: the IRS says it isn’t allowed for anything placed in service after December 31, 2025. If a 2026 quote counts a federal credit, that math is wrong.
Yes, from the gas company. Washington Gas pays $500 for a furnace rated 95.1 to 96.9 percent AFUE and $700 at 97 percent or higher, filed by a contractor in its network. We’re in that network for furnaces and file it for you. Columbia Gas of Virginia pays up to $500 for a furnace rated 90 percent or better, bought and installed in 2026.
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