San Fernando Valley heat pump rebates are now state-funded.
A new $40M California program pays Valley homeowners to replace old gas furnaces, AC, and water heaters with efficient electric heat pumps — and income-eligible households may pay $0. It opens late August 2026. Get on the early list now.
Income-eligible households
May cover 100%
“Income-qualifying incentives may cover the full installation costs.” — the program's own words.
Every eligible household
Thousands off
Rebates on heat pump HVAC and water heaters for every Valley home — no income limit.
Final San Fernando Valley amounts are announced at launch (late Aug 2026). Reference figures below are from comparable TECH Clean California programs, not guarantees.
A real, official California program
Funded by $40 million from the Aliso Canyon Recovery Account under California law AB 157, approved by the CPUC, and administered by Energy Solutions under a contract with Southern California Edison.
Read it on techcleanca.comSavings estimator
See what you could pay — and save.
A quick estimate for your home, right here. No email required.
What do you want to upgrade?
Household size
Is your household income under about $80,400/yr?
Income estimate based on ~250% of the federal poverty guideline. TECH also accepts ≤80% Area Median Income and verifies income at claim.
Your estimate
Pick your upgrade and answer the income question to see your estimate.
What's covered
Get off gas, on the program's dime.
Heat pump HVAC
Replace a gas furnace + AC with one efficient electric system.
Available to everyoneHeat pump water heater
Swap a gas tank for a high-efficiency electric heat pump model.
Available to everyoneHeat pump clothes dryer
Efficient electric drying, no gas line needed.
Income-qualified homesElectric cooktop / range
Modern induction or electric cooking.
Income-qualified homesReference amounts from comparable TECH Clean California equity incentives (not the final SFV figures): up to about $5,700 for a heat pump water heater and $3,500–$4,000 per heat pump HVAC unit. The San Fernando Valley program's exact amounts publish at launch.
Eligible areas
Is your home in the zone?
Tap your community — the program covers these 11 Aliso Canyon–area neighborhoods.
Nearby? Check your eligibility — we'll confirm your exact address.
Yes — replacing your gas furnace is the whole point.
In June 2026 the federal government stopped funding gas-to-electric swaps under its IRA rebates. This program is different: it's California settlement money from the Aliso Canyon gas leak, created specifically to help Valley homes move off gas — so swapping a gas furnace or water heater for an electric heat pump is exactly what it pays for.
Opens late August 2026. Get in line now.
Programs like this reserve funds first-come — California's statewide TECH funds went fully reserved once they opened. Reserve early and get matched with a pro first.
Now
Get on the early list — free, no obligation
July 2026
Contractor training underway (already live)
Late Aug 2026
Homeowner incentives open — amounts published
How it works
Three steps, and we handle the rest.
Get on the early list
Tell us your community and contact info — free, and it puts you first for the late-August launch.
Meet your installer
We match you with a licensed contractor enrolled in the program's San Fernando Valley training.
Save on the upgrade
Your pro installs it and the incentive comes off your price — we handle the paperwork.
Be first when it opens.
It takes about a minute to reserve your spot. No cost, no obligation.
Resolv is a rebate technology company, not a government agency, and is not affiliated with TECH Clean California. Final amounts and eligibility are set by the program at launch.