Georgia homeowners, in partnership with GEFA

Up to $16,000 toward a warmer, cheaper home.

Georgia set the money aside for heat pumps, water heaters and insulation. We work out what your home qualifies for and take it straight off the price.

Sixty seconds. No credit check, no account, and your information is never sold.
A home with a heat pump outside
What Georgia pays

It comes off the price, not back in the mail.

Point of sale rebates, not loans and not tax credits. Nothing to claim back and no cheque to wait for.
Most of the cost is paid by the rebate, the homeowner adds one coin
Up to, in total $16,000
Across HVAC, water heating, insulation and air sealing, depending on your income and your home. Rebates cover most of it
Toward a heat pump $14,000
The single largest rebate available, for a system that both heats and cools the whole house. The biggest single line
To find out $0
The check, the call and the home assessment all cost nothing, and none of it commits you. You pay the rest, later
How the money reaches you

Three things, in this order.

No forms to send in, no cheque to wait for, and nothing to repay afterwards.
01 We work out your rebate
We check your county, your household size and your income against the state tables and work out what you qualify for. A coordinator confirms it on the call. Before you commit
02 The rebate is credited to you
It goes straight onto your project as a discount, so you never front the money and never chase a cheque. Yours, not a loan
03 You pay the reduced price
On install day you hand over a fraction of the full price. It is not a loan, not a tax credit, and there is nothing to repay. Nothing to repay
What is covered

Three upgrades, and they pay best together.

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A cutaway house showing insulation, a heat pump water heater and an outdoor unit
Heat pump HVAC $14,000
One system that heats and cools the whole house, replacing both the furnace and the air conditioner. It is where most of the money goes. Rebate up to, on the outdoor unit
Heat pump water heater $1,750
Next generation tank that uses up to three times less energy than the one it replaces, quietly, in the same corner. Rebate up to, inside the house
Insulation and air sealing $1,600
Sealing the gaps and topping up the attic. It is the foundation the other two sit on, and the cheapest of the three. Rebate up to, up in the roof
How it works

Four steps, and we do three of them.

Your part is the first sixty seconds. After that a coordinator carries the paperwork.
01 Check your address
A few questions about your home and household. No credit check, no account. 60 seconds · you
02 A coordinator confirms
A named Peach coordinator calls to verify what you qualify for. Same day · us
03 We file with the state
We submit the application and match you with an approved local installer. All of it · us
04 Get installed and save
The crew fits it and you pay the reduced price on the day. 1 to 2 days · us
Who does the work

Installed by certified local contractors.

We work with vetted contractors across Georgia and match you with a crew near you. Your details only go to the people doing your job.
A Peach installation crew at work
State approved
Approved by the state to deliver both rebate programs, so the paperwork holds up. Checked before we match you
Licensed and insured
Every crew is licensed, insured and background checked before they set foot on your property. Checked every year
Warrantied work
Coordinated by Peach from the first call to the final invoice, and warrantied after that. Bailey’s and McGee, today
Questions

The ones people actually ask.

Still not sure? Check your address and a coordinator will call. It costs nothing and commits you to nothing.

No. These are point of sale rebates, not loans or tax credits. The rebate is applied directly at the time of purchase, so there is nothing to repay and nothing to claim later.

HEAR pays fixed amounts per upgrade, so much for a heat pump, so much for a water heater. HER pays on the modelled energy saving of the whole project instead. Your coordinator works out which one pays more for your home, and you do not have to choose.

Heat pump heating and cooling, heat pump water heaters, and insulation with air sealing. The heat pump is the single largest rebate, and doing all three together is how a project reaches the full amount.

It depends on your county, your household size and your income. Households under 80 percent of their county median qualify for the highest tier, and 80 to 150 percent qualify at a reduced rate. We check the state table for your address before quoting anything.

The programs are for homeowners, so a rented property has to be applied for by whoever owns it. If we do not cover your county yet we will tell you on the call, and your details are not passed on to anyone.

One address, one answer

See what Georgia will pay for your home.

A family standing beside their upgraded home
Sixty seconds No credit check No account needed Never sold