No dedicated LADWP rebate — none at state or federal level either

HRV & ERV Rebates in Long Beach

LADWP doesn't fund a heat recovery ventilator or energy recovery ventilator rebate in Long Beach. Here's what actually applies in 2026, and why Long Beach's port and refinery-adjacent air quality is the real reason to consider one anyway.

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How much you get

There's no flat dollar rebate for a heat recovery ventilator (HRV) or energy recovery ventilator (ERV) from LADWP in Long Beach the way there is for a heat pump or water heater. Ventilation equipment simply isn't a category LADWP funds in its residential rebate catalog right now.

Long Beach's port and refinery-adjacent air quality is a genuine, documented concern for a lot of neighborhoods here, which is a more concrete reason to look at mechanical ventilation than in most California cities.

It's also worth ruling out the two programs homeowners sometimes assume cover this. TECH Clean California funds heat pump HVAC and heat pump water heater installs, not ventilation equipment — and as of late 2025 its single-family heat pump incentives were fully reserved anyway. And the federal Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (25C), which used to cover 30% of some efficiency upgrades, expired December 31, 2025; even while it was active, it never listed HRVs or ERVs among qualifying equipment. So for now, an HRV or ERV in Long Beach is an out-of-pocket upgrade.

Source: LADWP, TECH Clean California, IRS Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (25C)

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Common questions

Is there a Long Beach HRV incentive given the port air quality concerns?

Not currently. Despite Long Beach's documented air-quality challenges, no utility, state, or federal program pays toward residential HRV or ERV equipment as of 2026.

What should a Long Beach homeowner do instead of waiting for an HRV rebate?

Treat it as a straight equipment-and-install cost, price a few local installers, and fold it into a broader retrofit plan rather than delaying for a rebate that doesn't currently exist. See our general guide to HRV and ERV systems for how the equipment works and what it costs.

Other rebates in Long Beach

Ventilation is one piece of a whole-home retrofit. See what else Long Beach homeowners can claim:

Next steps

View all Long Beach rebate programs → or get matched with local installers through our free quote tool →. Read our general HRV & ERV guide → for how the equipment works, or check the official TECH Clean California incentives page → in case that changes.

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