SRP Cool Cash currently pays $75, $150, or $225 per ton on qualifying residential systems based on compressor type. Qualifying inverter-driven mini splits receive $225 per ton. Current SRP program rules run through April 30, 2027.
Arizona homeowners may qualify for HVAC rebates or incentives when installing qualifying high-efficiency AC systems, heat pumps, or mini splits. Eligibility depends on your utility provider (SRP or APS), equipment efficiency rating, installation requirements, and current program funding. Programs and amounts can change — Sapper HVAC helps Phoenix Metro homeowners check rebate eligibility before installation. Veteran-owned, licensed ROC #360142. Call (602) 206-7359.
Request a free rebate check and estimate →Yes. SRP Cool Cash currently pays $75, $150, or $225 per ton for qualifying systems based on compressor type, and qualifying inverter-driven mini splits receive $225 per ton. APS incentive availability should be verified directly for the service address and equipment. Federal 25C is not available for property placed in service after December 31, 2025.
SRP Cool Cash applies to qualifying replacement or supplemental systems that meet current program requirements, with $75, $150, and $225 per-ton tiers based on compressor type. APS incentive availability should be verified directly for the service address and equipment before purchase.
Do not assume a $4,100 rebate is currently available. Large advertised totals may combine old programs, manufacturer offers, or expired federal credits. Sapper HVAC checks current eligibility before presenting any savings.
Most utility rebates are not paid upfront. Typically, the rebate is applied after installation once the contractor submits qualifying documentation to the utility. Timing varies — some rebates are paid within a few weeks, others take longer. Sapper HVAC assists with rebate paperwork.
Under current SRP Cool Cash rules, qualifying inverter-driven mini splits can receive $225 per ton. SRP excludes garage and other non-habitable-space installations. APS mini split incentive availability should be verified directly with APS.
Under current SRP Cool Cash rules, qualifying central heat pumps receive $75, $150, or $225 per ton based on compressor type. APS heat-pump incentive availability should be verified directly. Federal 25C is not available for property placed in service after December 31, 2025.
Phoenix Metro homeowners may qualify for HVAC rebates through SRP, APS, and other energy-efficiency programs when upgrading to high-efficiency cooling systems. Whether you live in Chandler, Mesa, Tempe, Gilbert, or Scottsdale, your eligibility depends largely on which utility company serves your address.
Homeowners in Queen Creek, San Tan Valley, Glendale, Peoria, and across the greater Phoenix area should verify their utility provider first — then explore what rebates may apply to their specific home and system.
Sapper HVAC is a veteran-owned HVAC contractor serving all of these communities. We help homeowners understand available incentives before they buy — no pressure, no runaround.
Current 2026 status: SRP Cool Cash is active with tiered rebates based on compressor type. Current program requirements apply.
SRP currently lists $75 per ton for qualifying single-stage systems, $150 per ton for qualifying multi-stage systems, and $225 per ton for qualifying variable-capacity systems. Qualifying inverter-driven mini splits receive $225 per ton. SRP lists a 15.2 SEER2 minimum for these categories and requires qualifying equipment and installation documentation.
$75 per ton on qualifying central AC and heat pump systems.
$150 per ton on qualifying central AC and heat pump systems.
$225 per ton on qualifying variable-capacity central systems and inverter-driven mini splits.
Note: APS rebate details, amounts, and availability may change. Verify current program details at aps.com before purchasing.
APS maintains a qualified installer program for residential cooling and heating technologies, but current HVAC incentive amounts and eligibility can change. Before selecting equipment based on an expected APS incentive, verify the current offer for the service address and exact equipment directly with APS.
Confirm APS serves the property and review the current residential cooling and heating program.
Verify the selected system meets any current APS efficiency and technology requirements.
APS maintains a qualified technology installer program for cooling and heating contractors.
According to current IRS guidance, the federal 25C Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit cannot be claimed for property placed in service after December 31, 2025. That means new HVAC installations completed in 2026 or later do not qualify for this federal credit. Other federal or Arizona programs may have separate eligibility, funding, income, and rollout requirements.
Verify the current 25C rules directly with the IRS →
Availability, funding levels, and state rollout timelines vary. Some programs may not yet be active in Arizona or may have limited funding. Eligibility, income thresholds, and equipment requirements may change. Sapper HVAC will help you understand what federal or state programs may apply to your situation at the time of your estimate.
Savings vary by utility, equipment, and program. The table below shows possible benefit sources — not guaranteed amounts.
| Savings Source | Possible Benefit | What Affects Eligibility |
|---|---|---|
| SRP Cool Cash | $75-$225 per ton by compressor type | Qualifying equipment, installation, documentation, and current SRP rules |
| APS HVAC Rebates | Varies by equipment and program year | APS service address, equipment type, current program rules |
| Federal / State Programs | May vary significantly | Program rollout, income, equipment type, installation requirements |
| Manufacturer Promotions | Seasonal — varies by brand | Brand, model, timing, and participating dealer |
| Monthly Energy Savings | Varies by home and equipment | Age and condition of old system, efficiency, usage, ductwork, insulation, and weather |
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We confirm your utility provider and which rebate programs apply to your service address.
We recommend AC, heat pump, or mini split options that meet rebate efficiency requirements.
We install the approved system to the utility's specifications so your rebate isn't voided.
We help prepare documentation and guide you through the rebate submission process.
SRP currently lists qualifying central AC systems at $75, $150, or $225 per ton depending on compressor type, with current efficiency and program requirements applying.
AC Replacement Phoenix →SRP currently lists qualifying central heat pumps at $75, $150, or $225 per ton depending on compressor type. APS incentive availability should be verified directly.
Heat Pump Installation Phoenix →SRP currently lists $225 per ton for qualifying inverter-driven mini splits. Garages and other non-habitable-space installations do not qualify under the current SRP program.
Mini Split Installation Phoenix →Variable-speed compressors run more efficiently and often meet or exceed utility efficiency thresholds for rebate eligibility.
SRP's current Cool Cash table lists a 15.2 SEER2 minimum for the qualifying central and inverter mini split categories shown on this page.
Rebates can lower the effective project cost, while financing can spread the remaining approved balance over time for qualified customers.
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Phoenix homeowners served by APS may qualify for rebates on qualifying equipment. SRP Cool Cash currently pays $75 to $225 per ton for qualifying central systems based on compressor type; qualifying inverter-driven mini splits receive $225 per ton.
Chandler homeowners should note that SRP Cool Cash currently pays $75 to $225 per ton for qualifying central systems based on compressor type; qualifying inverter-driven mini splits receive $225 per ton. APS eligibility depends on the service address and program rules.
Mesa homeowners can check whether APS serves their address and whether the selected equipment meets current rebate rules. SRP Cool Cash pays $75 to $225 per ton for qualifying central systems based on compressor type; qualifying inverter-driven mini splits receive $225 per ton.
Tempe homeowners near the SRP service boundary often qualify for energy-efficiency incentives.
Gilbert homeowners should not assume SRP Cool Cash is available; SRP Cool Cash currently pays $75 to $225 per ton for qualifying central systems based on compressor type; qualifying inverter-driven mini splits receive $225 per ton.
Scottsdale homeowners served by APS can check current eligibility. SRP Cool Cash currently pays $75 to $225 per ton for qualifying central systems based on compressor type; qualifying inverter-driven mini splits receive $225 per ton.
Queen Creek homeowners should verify current utility programs before purchase; SRP Cool Cash currently pays $75 to $225 per ton for qualifying central systems based on compressor type; qualifying inverter-driven mini splits receive $225 per ton.
San Tan Valley residents should confirm utility provider first — rebate eligibility varies.
Glendale APS customers may qualify for rebates on qualifying central AC and heat pump installs.
Peoria homeowners served by APS may qualify under current rules. SRP Cool Cash currently pays $75 to $225 per ton for qualifying central systems based on compressor type; qualifying inverter-driven mini splits receive $225 per ton.
Ahwatukee is an APS service area — residents may qualify for APS HVAC efficiency rebates.
Sun Lakes homeowners can explore rebate eligibility through SRP or APS depending on location.
Apache Junction residents should verify their utility provider for current rebate availability.
Goodyear homeowners may qualify for APS rebates on high-efficiency AC and heat pump systems.
Surprise is served by APS in many areas — rebates may apply to qualifying HVAC replacements.
Avondale homeowners can check APS rebate programs for energy-efficient cooling upgrades.
Laveen homeowners served by APS may qualify under current rules. SRP Cool Cash currently pays $75 to $225 per ton for qualifying central systems based on compressor type; qualifying inverter-driven mini splits receive $225 per ton.
Fountain Hills homeowners should verify utility provider to determine rebate program eligibility.
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Detailed answers for Phoenix Metro homeowners researching HVAC incentives in 2025–2026.
If your AC is aging, inefficient, or struggling in the Arizona heat, now is a smart time to compare high-efficiency replacement options. Sapper HVAC can help you understand available rebates, choose the right system, and get a free estimate.