Skip to content
HVACFIND
HVAC in Indiana

Rebates

HVACFIND data deskSeptember 2026 · 3 min

HVAC rebates in Indiana, 2026

What's available for heat pumps, AC and furnaces in Indiana, what they pay and who qualifies — now that the federal 25C credit is gone.

Indiana landscape

What changed in 2026

The federal Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (25C) ended for equipment placed in service after December 31, 2025. What remains are state-run federal rebates where a state has launched them, utility rebates and manufacturer promotions. In June 2026 the Department of Energy renamed the federal programs (HEAR is now the High-Efficiency Electric Home Rebate, HEEHR) and stopped paying for switching from gas, oil or propane to a heat pump: HEEHR heat pump rebates now cover replacing electric equipment, or new construction. Savings-based HOMES rebates can still help a home that heats with gas.

Federal rebates run by the state

Indiana has launched its federally funded home energy rebates. Under the June 2026 rules, electric-home rebates (HEEHR) pay up to $8,000 toward a heat pump that replaces electric heating, covering up to 100% of cost below 80% of area median income and up to 50% between 80% and 150%. Switching from gas, oil or propane no longer qualifies; check the state program for what it funds now.

States are reworking their programs to the June 2026 federal rules, so a program listed here may have paused or changed what it pays for. Confirm with the state before you count on a rebate.

Income limits by county

The income-based rebates use area median income. These are HUD's 80% limits for a family of four; 150% is almost twice as high.

County80% limit, family of 4
Boone County$88,250
Brown County$88,250
Hamilton County$88,250
Hancock County$88,250
Hendricks County$88,250
Johnson County$88,250
Marion County$88,250
Morgan County$88,250
Shelby County$88,250
Dearborn County$87,900
Monroe County$87,900
Ohio County$87,900
Warren County$84,950
Lake County$80,700
Newton County$80,700
Porter County$80,700
Benton County$79,700
Tippecanoe County$79,700
Spencer County$79,500
Clark County$79,200
Floyd County$79,200
Harrison County$79,200
Union County$78,400
Jasper County$78,100
Franklin County$77,900

Second opinion

Get one fair quote from a licensed local pro

Tell us the job and when suits you. We confirm by phone or text, then pass your request to one licensed contractor who covers your ZIP. Nobody else gets your number.

  • We confirm the job before anyone calls you
  • One contractor, never a bidding list
  • License checked with the state
  • Free for homeowners
What you need
Time of day

Free. One contractor, never a bidding list.

By submitting, you agree that HVACFIND and one partner contractor may contact you by phone, text or email about this request. Consent is not a condition of purchase.