$75/window

Windows & Doors Rebates in Fremont

PG&E funds this rebate across its Northern California service territory, including Fremont. Here's exactly how it works, plus the federal credit you can stack on top.

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How much you get

$75/window — PG&E's window rebate is $75 per window for single-pane-to-ENERGY-STAR-Most-Efficient replacements. Doors aren't covered by PG&E specifically, but they do qualify for the federal credit covered next.

Source: PG&E

Layer the federal Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (25C) on top: 30% of remaining window costs after the PG&E rebate, up to $600 a year, plus up to $500 for eligible doors. Neither program excludes the other — PG&E lowers the price you pay, the federal credit lowers what you owe.

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Common questions

What's the window rebate in Fremont?

$75 per window from PG&E when you replace single-pane windows with ENERGY STAR Most Efficient certified windows, plus a federal tax credit worth 30% of remaining costs up to $600 a year.

Do all replacement windows qualify in Fremont?

Not automatically — the ENERGY STAR Most Efficient tier is a stricter standard than regular ENERGY STAR double-pane glass, and both PG&E's rebate and the federal credit require it specifically.

Other rebates in Fremont

Windows are one piece of a whole-home retrofit. See what else Fremont homeowners can claim:

Next steps

View all Fremont rebate programs → or get matched with local installers through our free quote tool →. For the current source of truth, check the official PG&E rebates & incentives page →.

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